Welcome to EYSAD, a project about digitalization and sustainability for young people and youth workers!
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Studio2B GmbH
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Management: Jasmin Bildik, Julian Fürstenau, Robert Greve
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Intellectual Output 1:
The 360° Environmental Photo Tour
The displayed photo tour is the result of workshops held during the project period with youth trainers and young people from Lithuania, Germany, Hungary and North Macedonia. It serves as an example of what is possible with the selected tools and the elaborated materials (Intellectual Output 1 & 2).
The goal here is for young people to research environmental issues and build scenarios digitally through the digital approach. The photo tour can also be used as a learning tool to educate people about the Sustainable Development Goals.
Intellectual Output 2:
The Train-the-Trainer Guidebook
The guidebook is based on the principle of the train-the-trainer approach and enables trainers to educate youth work professionals and impart technical knowledge as well as didactic and methodological skills for the independent implementation of a 360° environmental photo tour with young people.
It combines theoretical knowledge with hints and ideas for practical exercises.
The guidebook contains:
- Practical questions to define the target group and contents
- Tips for motivation, feedback and conflicts
- Introduction in storytelling
- Introduction to technical knowledge
- Tips and tricks for a practical implementation with young people
Intellectual Output 3:
Handbook “Strengthening sustainability through digital media in youth work”
The handbook is a practical supplement to the 360° photo tour. The train-the-trainer guidebook and offers technical background and practical instructions on how sustainability can be integrated more into youth work with the help of digital media.
In addition, it provides didactic and methodological knowledge and contains detailed application examples and tips for deepening the topics.
The handbook contains:
- Introduction in sustainability and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Introduction in Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)
- Examples of the implementation of a 360° project with young people
- Practical activities for the implementation of the project
Active Youth
Active Youth is a Lithuania-based for-purpose organisation that unites young leaders, thinkers and doers, those who seek change and those who make change. Their vision is to create opportunities for youth and sustainable positive impact in the way wetreat ourplanet, health, vulnerable people & online community.
Click here to learn more about Active Youth: https://activeyouth.lt/?lang=en
Youth Bridges Budapest
Youth Bridges Budapest is a Hungarian non-profit youth foundation established in 2019. It supports the European Solidarity Corps Quality Label and is an accredited organisation. Its aim is to help young people deal with the challenges of the 21st century. Young people should be supported in the first years of their adult lives to build a successful future and become active citizens, contributing to social development.
Click here to learn more about Youth Bridges Budapest: https://www.youthbridgesbudapest.org/
Vernian RTI
Vernian RTI is a Cypriot SME with a regional and European focus. It has many years of experience in various fields, including all areas of information and communication technology (ICT), digitalisation, information and cyber security. Vernian is also active in the development and delivery of vocational training. It recognises the challenges faced in today’s complex and fast-moving environment and believes that by integrating research, technology and innovation into their strategy and operations, organisations of all sizes can increase their capacity to innovate, optimise their business model and value proposition, improve their competitiveness and achieve sustainability. Sustainable organisations lead to sustainable economies and societies.
Click here to learn more about Vernian RTI: http://vernian.eu/
Stiftung Bildung
Stiftung Bildung (Education Foundation) is a donation funded organisation experienced in realising projects in the education sector of children and youth and lobbies for best possible education. The team at Stiftung Bildung consists of volunteers and employees and works all over Germany to increase and professionalise volunteer work in education and to promote educational equity, participation and diversity. Since 2017 Stiftung Bildung champions the perspectives of young people in the national action plan for education for sustainable development (BNE) successfully.
Click here to learn more about Stiftung Bildung: https://www.stiftungbildung.org/
Studio2B
Studio2B is a Berlin-based social enterprise. Studio2B has been developing innovative concepts and methods for career orientation and vocational training since 2012 with the aim of strengthening young people and adults in their competences and preparing them for entering or re-entering the workforce and supporting them in their further education. Studio2B combines target group-oriented presence formats with digital learning methods and methods of non-formal education. This includes the creation of e-learning courses, virtual company visits to numerous occupational profiles and dual study programmes using 360° videos and virtual reality (VR) as well as interactive and multimodular 360° video training.
Click here to learn more about Studio2B: https://www.studio2b.de/
Marketing Gate
Marketing Gate is a non-governmental organization based in North Macedonia. Marketing Gate was involved in the project until September 2022.
Their mission is to provide a safe, respectful, and celebratory atmosphere with structured non-formal learning, in which especially the young people – students, people with fewer opportunities and from other marginalized groups, can gain some basic economic, financial and marketing knowledge needed for successful starting and promoting economic and business development.
Click here to learn more about Marketing Gate: http://marketinggate.org/
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