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Digital Rights in Europe Citizenship Today: why are we talking about it? Engaging Youth on creating a safer digital world

2022-1-ES02-KA210-YOU-0000834822022Small-scale partnerships in youthfinalized
Countries: ES|BE|EE · Grant: €60,000
Digital safetyInclusion of marginalised young peopleDevelopment of training courses

Objectives

Develop Skills and Knowledge on Digital Rights: Enhance young people's understanding of how digital rights impact their daily lives and empower them to navigate these challenges. Disseminate Information on Safe Digital Technology Use: Promote safe, responsible use of digital technologies by educating about privacy settings, online hazards, and informed decisions. Motivate Active Citizenship in the Digital Realm: Inspire young individuals to become advocates for digital rights, enhancing community resilience. Improve Social Inclusion: Target young people with fewer opportunities, improving their digital skills and integrating them into society. Raise Awareness of Digital Rights Challenges: Highlight challenges related to digital rights in EU member states to advocate for stronger protections and safer online environments. Develop Educational Tools for Digital Competence: Create accessible, user-friendly tools to improve understanding of digital transformation and online safety. Establish a Platform for Discussion and Learning: Develop a web portal for training and knowledge dissemination on digital rights, fostering an inclusive learning environment. Promote Active Citizenship and Youth Entrepreneurship: Connect young people.

Background

The application was driven by the need to empower young people in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. Recognizing data as today's most valuable asset, the project addresses a critical gap in young people's understanding and engagement with digital rights, an area that significantly impacts their daily lives and future. The initiative aims to equip them with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely navigate digital technologies while promoting active citizenship, social inclusion, and the development of digital competences. This project addresses digital transformation by empowering young people to be informed digital citizens, resilient to the evolving digital landscape. It promotes active citizenship and social inclusion, raising awareness of digital rights challenges and building competencies through educational tools. The project also aims to create multipliers who advocate for safe digital practices. In response to COVID-19's impact, it emphasizes the safe use of digital technologies, supported by cross-border collaboration to share diverse perspectives and solutions. The project addresses a foundational aspect of modern citizenship, preparing young people for the challenges and opportunities of the digital age.

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