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Digital GenerAction
"Digital GenerAction" was implemented from 18.02 to 19.02.23 in Sassari, Italy and the mains topics were:
- Provide young people with deeper understanding and knowledge of the impact of the pandemic on the online behavior and habits of youth.
- Provide young people with skills that will help them to be able to understand the importance of conscious use of digital tools in the pandemic era and analyze the phenomena of bullying, hate speech, fake news and its impact on mental health of young people and act for its prevention.
- Provide an opportunity for exchange of views and youth collaboration as well as a platform for a safe dialogue on thematic of the project.
This experience is really so special, I personally believe that this was the greatest thing I ever interacted with . So many people from different cultures , places and languages.i had the time to speak and learn something from everyone . The project itself was very entertaining, I personally liked the topic ( mental health) and every activity we did . I think I was one of the most active members out there because not only I liked the topic but it was a great opportunity to improve my English and not being shy , as I am back in my country. About the topic, I don't think I learnt something new, because I was already informed about it , maybe this project helped me understand the point of view of some other people, but I still believe that my opinion is right.On the other hand, I had so much time to speak with the other guys , so I learnt so much about their language, their history, their culture and their daily life.In conclusion , I will definitely join another Erasmus+ project as soon as possible, I am not kidding this was the best experience I ever had. -Manos
First of all, the facilitators were very friendly and helpful and also they had a very organised scedule. We did a lot of tasks about cyber bullying, stigma and digital activism. We learned how we can use digital tools for activism and also we learned how we could increase the sensitivity, for mental health and issues, in our society. We did many productive conversations and we shared our opinions with the other participants. - Matthaios
Personally, I learnt many things about the influence of digital tools on mental health. I am able to understand and decompose the connection between online dimension and mental health. I did not expect to have such good communication with my teammates, whom I met there for the first time. Furthermore, each country had the opportunity to present many different aspects of its culture. So, this inspired us and induced tolerance and appreciation and understanding of other cultures. -Marina
The Digital GenerAction program was a very interesting and joyful experience for me. I learned a lot of things about mental health, digital activism, fake news, hate speech and cyber bullying. I believe that now I know better how to address someone who deals with a mental health issue and I will be more careful about my social media interactions. I met many young people and found out more about the romanian, italian, spanish and portuguese culture. It was really nice visiting Sardinia and I am very grateful for the opportunity given to me. -Pavlina
This program, held in Sassari, Sardinia, was one of the most important and beautiful experiences of my life. I met and loved a new and very beautiful and picturesque place. Also, I came into contact with people from different countries and cultures, which made me more aware of diversity. The contact with different cultures I can say fascinated me a lot. At this point, I consider it very important to mention that the topic of the program was very interesting. We talked about mental health and the use of digital tools in it. We studied concepts such as cyberbullying, hate speech and digital activism. Finally, some of my favorite moments of the program were the cultural evenings that united us even more and the visit to the City Hall. These days will definitely remain an unforgettable experience for me. - Athina
The project "Digital GenerAction" was co-funded by the Erasmus+ program of the European Union.
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