MINDSET Capacity Building Program in practice

Combating gaming disorder among youth

Exciting MINDSET project update!

Youth workers from Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Cyprus, Germany, France, and Poland attended a 2-day training event in Vienna.

The purpose was to test our MINDSET Capacity Building Programme, and share insights and knowledge regarding youth gaming disorders, and the role of youth workers in addressing this in their youth work practice.

Project partners also attended a TPM on the third day, to discuss the project progress, and set an action plan for the next steps. ✅

To recap:

The MINDSET project aims to address gaming disorders in youth, and equip youth workers with the necessary skills to help alleviate the harm caused by gaming addiction among youth.

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Meet the team of MILES!

Over the next 3 years the partnership of the Erasmus+ project MILES will work together to tackle the issues of fake news and critical thinking in the educational sector.

Run by 11 partners from 10 EU countries the project will develop innovative approaches targeted at school teachers, students and their parents. The aim is to support them in developing media and information literacy, introducing them to the concept of pre-bunking and strengthening their data and digital literacy.

It was a great experience to meet all the partners at the kick-off meeting in Palermo in March and discuss the first steps of the MILES project.

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