Youth Video Launch Celebration
It’s finally here – the video is OUT! 📹
Over 3,200 students from 6 secondary schools took part in this extraordinary Ofcom-funded programme to explore media literacy and digital citizenship.
The results have been extraordinary.
Through research, debate and critical discussion, our tenacious students learned how to develop an argument, consider different perspectives and understand the risks and rewards of navigating digital spaces.
Students chose a media literacy topic that grabbed their attention, researched it, fact-checked it and analysed it- from looksmaxxing and AI to mental health and individuality.
Then 30 students, voted for by their peers across our partner schools, came together to film a ‘Question Time’ style debate in the 4th largest television studio in the country.
This is what we love. This is what we do.
For further information about the evaluation and key findings, email us at [email protected]
If you want to learn more, reach out to us.
NEW: Our 60-90 minute Incels, Misogyny and the Manosphere workshop designed for staff, educators and professionals can be found here.
This workshop is tailored and intended to support you to confidently recognise symbols, language and propaganda of extreme misogyny and incel ideology. It will also provide a greater understanding of online and gaming spaces and how they influence this type of thinking. Participants will leave with greater confidence in practical response options.
At ConnectFutures, we create and deliver practically minded workshops that seek to develop a sense of citizenship, respect, and intolerance to hate that extends across on/offline worlds.
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