On Tuesday, 13th of May, the InTouch consortium met online to discuss the organization of the Youth Exchange to take place in Montenegro in June It will be host by @umhcg_aydm The activity aims at bringing together youth with and without disability to use the developed didactic materials with the youngsters Also, it will
The articles crafted by young minds during Media Literacy workshops are not just words on a page, they represent a powerful synthesis of critical thinking, creativity, and digital fluency. After learning more about media education and fake news, young people were able to create their own articles on different
The Youth-CARE team met on May 8th to review progress, plan the upcoming youth exchange, and discuss project deliverables. Research activities are progressing across all partner countries, with workshops and community projects underway. Social media engagement continues to grow, and partners will collaborate to ensure regular updates. The youth
The articles crafted by young minds during Media Literacy workshops are not just words on a page, they represent a powerful synthesis of critical thinking, creativity, and digital fluency. After learning more about media education and fake news, young people were able to create their own articles on different
The articles crafted by young minds during Media Literacy workshops are not just words on a page, they represent a powerful synthesis of critical thinking, creativity, and digital fluency. After learning more about media education and fake news, young people were able to create their own articles on different
From April 18-21, our 10 participants from Albania joined 40 other young people from North Macedonia, Bosnia, Montenegro, and Italy in Podgorica for “Dyslexia and Visual Thinking,” a powerful Erasmus+ training on youth dyslexia and visual thinking! Hosted by MladInfo, the course included expert-led sessions, hands-on workshops, cultural exchanges,
The articles crafted by young minds during Media Literacy workshops are not just words on a page, they represent a powerful synthesis of critical thinking, creativity, and digital fluency. After learning more about media education and fake news, young people were able to create their own articles on different
The articles crafted by young minds during Media Literacy workshops are not just words on a page, they represent a powerful synthesis of critical thinking, creativity, and digital fluency. After learning more about media education and fake news, young people were able to create their own articles on different
The articles crafted by young minds during Media Literacy workshops are not just words on a page, they represent a powerful synthesis of critical thinking, creativity, and digital fluency. After learning more about media education and fake news, young people were able to create their own articles on different
The Youth-CARE meeting on April 9th focused on key project updates, including research progress, dissemination strategies, and planning for the upcoming youth exchange. Participants shared updates on research activities and discussed ways to enhance social media engagement to better connect with young people. The team also reviewed the Dissemination,
