As part of the personal dissemination of Professor Crihană Gina following the Erasmus+ training course, she organized a special activity for my class, where she serve as a tutor teacher. The session aimed to share insights from the program and raise awareness about critical media literacy, especially in light of Romania’s presidential election on November […]
On November 28, 2024, the Turkish team from the NextGen MediaWatch project organized a special presentation at the Association for the Hearing Impaired. The session was tailored to ensure the concepts of media literacy were accessible and relevant to the audience’s unique needs. The team shared insights from their training course, focusing on key aspects […]
Held in Bansko, Bulgaria, from October 21–29, 2024, the NextGen Media Watch project aimed to empower youth workers with the tools and knowledge to combat fake news. The program addressed the growing challenges of misinformation, particularly among young people heavily influenced by social media. This initiative emphasized fostering critical thinking and media literacy as essential […]
Introduction to ProVision International and the NextGen MediaWatch InitiativeProVision International, a youth NGO, focuses on empowering young individuals, including those with mental disabilities, through holistic and non-formal educational programs. Their latest initiative, the NextGen MediaWatch Project, hosted in Bansko, Bulgaria (October 21–29, 2024), tackled the pressing issue of fake news and disinformation in the digital […]
As part of the dissemination process following our participation in the Erasmus+ international course “NextGen Media Watch”, held in Bansko, Bulgaria, under the auspices of Provision International Association, the Romanian team organized a seminar at the school level, bringing together students, teachers, and representatives of the Parents’ Council. The event, held on the 20th of […]
As part of her dissemination efforts following the Erasmus+ training course, Ana Mihaela Radef from Romania organized a special activity with her class to raise awareness about critical media literacy and share insights from her experience. The session began with a presentation on the Erasmus+ program, emphasizing its objectives, opportunities, and the professional benefits of […]
On November 21, Italian participants from the NextGen MediaWatch project hosted a follow-up event in Santa Maria La Carrita, aimed at engaging local youth aged 18–27 in a discussion about media literacy and Erasmus+ opportunities. The evening session, held at a local library, began at 8:30 PM and lasted an hour. During the meeting, the […]
The “EYOUth Vote” Youth Exchange project has successfully fostered political awareness and civic engagement among young people, empowering them to take active roles in democratic processes. By focusing on electoral participation, especially within the European context, the initiative has left a lasting impact on participants and their communities, igniting a sense of civic duty and […]
The team of Provision International got approved training course under Erasmus + program approved on the first deadline in 2024. In today’s digital age, social media has revolutionized how we consume and share information. Yet, this accessibility has a dark side: the rapid spread of unverified or fake news. In Europe, where 87% of young […]
During the youth exchange the participants have created the current digital guide as outcome of the project that covers some of the following topics: What is the Youth Vote? The youth vote refers to the involvement of young people, typically aged 18 to 29, in electoral processes. This demographic can influence election outcomes and shape […]