📘 What You’ll Learn
How to connect with young people from other cultures – online and beyond
You don’t need a plane ticket to build global friendships. You’ll learn how to engage in online intercultural exchanges, share experiences, and find common ground with youth from different countries. Small conversations can lead to big understanding.
Spotting similarities and differences in youth experiences across borders
A teenager in Poland and a teenager in Kenya might face different challenges – but they also share dreams, worries, and hopes. You’ll explore what unites young people globally and what makes each culture unique. This awareness is the first step to real solidarity.
Co-creating international youth-led campaigns
Imagine a campaign designed by teams from three different countries, all working together. You’ll learn how to collaborate across time zones, languages, and cultures to plan and launch campaigns that promote inclusion, justice, or environmental action.
Using digital storytelling tools – video, art, and NFTs – to build empathy
Stories make us feel what others feel. You’ll practice using creative tools like short videos, digital art, and NFTs to tell authentic stories that break down stereotypes and build bridges. Your creative voice can help someone across the world feel seen and understood.
Reflecting on your role as a global citizen
What does it mean to be a citizen of the world, not just your country? You’ll explore your personal values, biases, and responsibilities. By the end, you’ll see yourself as part of a global community – and know how to act like it.