During the training, we tested our handbook designed for youth workers, which contains 20 workshops ranging from basic to advanced levels. The workshops are crafted to support professionals in improving their work with children and young people, encouraging them to reflect on green topics through the lens of media literacy.

The training was structured around principles of non-formal education, utilizing non-formal teaching methods. It was facilitated by two DOMAS experts: Filip Gospodnetić and Domagoj Morić, who provided participants with deeper insights into media and information literacy, youth habits regarding the use of various apps, and attitudes towards green issues.

The training received an average rating of 4.83 (on a scale of 1 to 5). Here are some participants’ comments:

• “I gained a lot of knowledge about this very interesting topic and useful tools that can be applied when working with children and youth. I’m really satisfied!”
• “Everything was great. I previously had partial knowledge of media literacy, but now I’ve upgraded my understanding and gained new, interesting information.”

During the training, we also collected feedback on the quality of the workshops, which became an integral part of the handbook developed within this project. Based on this feedback, we improved the content and will soon be sharing the handbook with you!

Check out our experience in the photo gallery below.