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Day_3_Media Literacy in our Countries.pdf

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Overview

Youth participation activities offer groups of young people the chance to get involved in civic society and economic, social, cultural and political life. By taking part they can get their voice heard on topics that matter to them.

Examples of supported activities include workshops, debates, awareness-raising campaigns, meeting decision-makers online or face-to-face, cultural events, and more.

Activities take place outside the formal education or training environment. The learning outcomes of participants can be identified and documented through Youthpass.

Duration

Projects can last between 3 and 24 months. This time includes preparation, implementation and follow-up phases. Each project can include a combination of various (shorter) activities.

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Youth participation activities offer groups of young people the chance to get involved in civic society and economic, social, cultural and political life. By taking part they can get their voice heard on topics that matter to them.

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Recognition tool for non-formal & informal learning in youth projects

2019-06-20 counter for smart phone with YP person

Youthpass at first glance

Youthpass is a tool that gives the word to the learners in describing their learning outcomes.

Youthpass is the recognition instrument developed for the projects realised in the European youth programmes. Through the Youthpass certificate, participation in such projects can be recognised as an educational experience and a period of non-formal and informal learning. Youthpass foresees a process applied throughout the project life-cycle to support the learning of participants. It also serves as a strategy that improves the recognition of non-formal learning in Europe.

Read more about Youthpass

Have a look at example certificates

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Further support and discussions about Youthpass and the recognition of non-formal learning in youth work:
handbooks, essays, videos and newsletters

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Why Youthpass?

What I tried to portray in this story is a path I took from gaining my first Youthpass to gaining a few more, learning and growing through non-formal education, being able to secure jobs and scholarships for myself and, finally, discover my inner passion and find my dream job. To everyone second guessing themselves: don't. Try! There is nothing to lose, and so, so much to gain. Thanks, Youthpass!

Nikolina

...I was sitting in an interview for my undergraduate study. I mentioned working with people and how I have non-formal education experience in this area. I had brought my Youthpass certificates. The certificates proved to be extremely useful because they served as a physical evidence of my participation in the youth exchanges and the knowledge gained. I stood out from more than 600 candidates in the interview and successfully enrolled in the desired study.

Petra

With the help of Youthpass and my mentor, I started to believe in myself, see my potential to grow and reached my goal. I believe that was just a small piece of puzzle in the big picture of success, but now I see how Youthpass can help me achieve much more in my future career and personal life.

Vanja

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CLAUDIA. SPAIN

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Artemis from Cyprus 🇨🇾 👋🏿

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Ruben from Portugal

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Emília Portugallll

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Carolina, Portugal

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🏊🏻‍♀️🚴🏼‍♀️🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️ elif from Türkiye🇹🇷

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Demi from Estonia🇪🇪

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Day_3_How do you build your information patterns.pdf

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Neutral Headline:

“More people work from home – 35% increase this year”

A new report shows that remote work is growing fast. Experts say it’s changing how people live and work.

Version 1

“Strong planning and smart regulation make flexible work a reality”

Thanks to modern policies, many now enjoy safe and productive work from home. A sign that well-made decisions pay off.

Version 2

“Working from home? Here’s how to stay productive, inspired, and totally in control”

Remote work gives people the freedom to design their days. Whether it’s your desk setup or your mindset – small changes matter.

Version 3

“Flexible work boosts results – and people are happier than ever”

More teams are working remotely, and the numbers speak for themselves: better focus, lower costs, and stronger outcomes.

Version 4

“Remote work reduces pressure on cities and supports healthier daily life”

With fewer commutes and more digital access, this shift helps traffic, the environment, and public well-being all at once.

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Example of a combination of misinformation, disinformation and malinformation 

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Turkey🇹🇷 fake news

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W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie

Czy tata czyta cytaty z Tacyta?

W czasie suszy szosa sucha

Pięć pchłów pchało pchłę na płot

Leży Jerzy na wieży i nie wierzy, że na wieży leży drugi Jerzy.”

Czy trzy trzepaki trzasły trzciną czy trzciną trzasły trzy trzepaki

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Mission Impossible (1hour) upload photos/videos here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14PwJ-1a5UOJ_Hp1l7QTyVa0JG6noMLtA?usp=drive_link

1-Perform the following scenes:

- https://www.instagram.com/reel/DL7SAuczOBr/?igsh=Z294ZzQwZXlyNjdj

- https://www.instagram.com/reel/DI1vXKiToz1/?igsh=ZWx4OWlnZWVmcmFl

2-Make a local laugh and document it!

3-Ask 10 different locals what are the best 10 things for new comers to do in Braga

4-Ask everyone and agree on a contract for the youth exchange. What rules should we have to make our work comfortable and nice?

5- Create the playlist of the project in spotify with at least one song from every participant

6- Upload a photo with your name and country in our padlet "OUR TEAM" https://padlet.com/helloworld2023/mind_your_media

7- Make a list of 10 things to do during the TC based on what you know and like

8- Make a collective joke in any form (involving all participants)

9- Take a group selfie in 2 different locations

10- Have fun!