Global Solidarity & Inclusive Communication
Global Solidarity & Inclusive Communication
Section outline
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This is your space to ask, share, and connect.
Got a question? Post it.
Have an idea? Share it.
Want to help someone? Jump in!Keep it respectful, stay on topic, and let’s make this space active and useful for everyone.
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🌍 Three countries. One conversation.
Young people from Italy, Morocco and Georgia meet online for six weeks.
Their task?
Explore how young people experience unemployment and access to education — and find out whether their challenges are really as different as they seem.
Before you discover what happened, make a prediction:
Do you think the three groups will find more differences or more similarities?
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Students mustMark as done
The participants chose to create one shared awareness video.
Rather than making everyone communicate in the same way, each group contributed its own perspective, language and local story, filming short segments on smartphones.
These individual contributions were then brought together around one shared message:
“Different countries, same dreams.”
🌍 Three realities. One shared story.
The final video combined different languages, experiences and local realities without trying to make them identical.
Each group remained visible in the final product, while the combined stories revealed something larger: young people living in very different contexts could still share concerns, aspirations and uncertainty about their futures.
The video was shared through the SINFT platform and social media, taking the conversation beyond the original exchange participants.
💡 KEY INSIGHT
Co-creation does not mean speaking with one voice. It means creating space for different voices to contribute to one shared message.🔎 Look Closer
What made this a genuinely co-created product rather than simply three videos placed together?
As you think about your answer, consider:
Shared purpose — Were participants working toward a common goal?
Local voice — Could each group preserve its own perspective?
Shared ownership — Did participants contribute to the final product?
Connection — Did the combined story communicate something that the individual stories could not?
Keep these four ideas in mind. You will use them in the next activity.
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The same technology can serve very different purposes. Compare the three functions side by side and notice how the purpose, beneficiary, value and level of responsibility change.
🔍 Before creating an NFT, ask four questions
1 — PURPOSE
What problem does it solve?
Does the NFT strengthen identity, recognise participation or support fundraising?
2 — PARTICIPATION
Who is involved in creating it?
Are young people genuinely co-creating the asset, or is it being designed for them?
3 — VALUE
What makes it meaningful?
Does it represent a real contribution, shared value or civic purpose?
4 — RESPONSIBILITY
What ethical implications should we consider?
Think about consent, ownership, accessibility, transparency, environmental impact and financial risk. If the team cannot answer these four questions clearly, it probably does not need an NFT.
💡 Key Takeaway
Technology follows purpose.
A civic NFT has value when it helps a project represent a shared identity, recognise meaningful contribution, or responsibly support a cause.
The strongest international projects do not use digital tools because they are fashionable. They choose them because they help people collaborate, participate and create civic value together. -
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📖 Key Readings/Resources
This section has the most important materials connected to the course.
Here you’ll find:
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📖 Key readings
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🎥 Helpful videos
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🔗 Useful links and tools
Use these resources to go deeper, understand the topics better, and level up your knowledge.
If you want to explore more — this is the place to start.
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🎓 COURSE FINAL ASSIGMENT
It is time to bring it all together. As you reach the finish line of this course, take this final assessment to review the key concepts we’ve covered across our entire journey. This ultimate knowledge check will solidify your learning and ensure you are fully equipped to apply these new strategies to build and scale your own project.
Successfully completing this evaluation is your final milestone — it not only validates your hard work but also serves as your official stepping stone into the NFT Innovation Labs, where you will turn theory into real-world action.Upon completion of the course, the student receives the following certificates:
Certificate of Completion / Certificate of Achievement
Confirms that the student has engaged with the course content and completed all required assessments, including passing the final test.
Received Credits: 2
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✅ COURSE FINAL ASSIGMENT Quiz
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Shape the Future.
Mint the Change.
