Video Recap of Mind Over Media
Topic
Cybersecurity
Activity Dates
10.05 – 17.05.2025
Countries
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Location
Bodrogkeresztúr, Hungary
Our Project
In the quickly changing world of today, technology is changing every part of our life. Every day, we use it more and more. Because of this, one of the most crucial subjects in the modern day is cybersecurity. The goal of our project, “Mind Over Media,” was to close the knowledge gap and give young people the resources they need to use the internet in a responsible manner. Here is a retrospective on the project’s development, effects, and long-term advantages for participants in several European countries.
Connecting not just to the Wi-Fi
Participants throughout the days of the youth exchange have participated in various different sessions, ranging from website building to acting roleplay. They have learned from each other, worked in groups, made lasting friendships and delved into the world of cybersecurity together. The session’s were aimed to provide the participants with tools and skills, which are essential to dealing with and avoiding cybersecurity threats.
The Digital World: It cuts both ways
Participants’ increased digital literacy was one of the project’s main results. Participants acquired the skills necessary to safely traverse the digital world by learning how to use AI tools, critically assess digital content, and identify cybersecurity concerns and preventative measures. In the modern world, where individuals are dependent on technology due to its widespread use, this ability is becoming more and more crucial.
Participants gained vital life skills including ethical decision-making, problem-solving, and critical thinking in addition to increasing their digital competency. These skills are essential for both navigating the digital environment and making constructive contributions to society.
Saved to cloud
The participants’ future will continue to be shaped by the connections they have established and the lessons they have learnt. They are now more capable of adjusting to the rapidly evolving technology environment, and more significantly, they are inspired to impart their knowledge to others. They are prepared to face the difficulties of the digital age in their personal lives, schooling, and future employment thanks to the skills they have acquired from this project.
The project’s core tenet is that youth hold the key to creating a better, more knowledgeable future. We are enabling participants to be responsible digital citizens by giving them the resources they need to thrive in the digital world.
We look forward to seeing the long-lasting impact of this project, as participants continue to apply what they’ve learned and inspire others to do the same. The future is digital, and with the right knowledge and skills, the possibilities are endless.
Results
Some of the cool things we did during this project
Photo Gallery
A few more moments from this activity :)
Dissemination Events
Our participants engaged in events for dissemination and exploitation of results, sharing the knowledge, skills and experience gained during the activities, within their community.
Kosice, Slovakia, May of 2025
This dissemination was held by Timotej Stefko and Filip Florian in Gymnazium Postova 9 Kosice. They described the E29 organization then they talked about who are the youth exchanges for and what does it give participants. They then described how the whole process from the point of getting accepted to getting to the activity location went. Lastly, they showed the E29 trailer and the short film made on the youth exchange.
Vilnius, Lithuania, June of 2025
This dissemination was held by lithuanian participants in Europos Humanitarinis Universitetas in Vilnius. They described the E29 organization, and walked listeners through how to apply to a youth exchange through the website. They also shared stories from the youth exchange and introduced opportunities provided by the European Union.
Pancevo, Serbia, May of 2025
The dissemination was held by Lazar Ristovski in his school. Throughout his presentation, he touched upon the learning outcomes of the youth exchange, the E29 organization and the opportunities present for young European citizens. He also shared stories about the youth exchange to make the presentation be more digestible.
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