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Rayuela: Creativity and Social Media in Youth Work

Digital Project Leader (Youth Worker)

The "Digital Project Leader" badge recognises youth workers who have successfully set up and guided a project, inspired by the Rayuela model, where creativity and social media are used to involve young people in important social issues. This badge shows that you are able to initiate innovative projects, empower teams, and promote digital literacy within youth work. You have made a positive impact by providing young people with a platform for authentic expression and critical thinking.
Tasks
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To earn the "Digital Project Leader" badge, you must successfully complete the following tasks:
Project development and theme integration:
  • Develop a concrete project plan for a Rayuela-like initiative, including learning objectives and a relevant social issue.
  • Ensure a clear integration of the chosen theme in the project activities and the expected output.

Team formation and guidance:
  • Identify and recruit a diverse team of young people with creative talents for the project.
  • Guide the team throughout the entire process, from brainstorm to content creation and publication, with attention to their individual needs and talents.

Facilitation of co-creation:
  • Create a stimulating environment in which young people are given the freedom and support to create authentic digital content.
  • Facilitate brainstorming sessions and creative processes that lead to original and impactful results.

Legal and ethical responsibility:
  • Ensure all necessary written permissions (e.g., from parents/guardians) and licences for the use of materials are obtained.
  • Discuss and safeguard ethical considerations, such as privacy and online safety, throughout the project.

Promotion of digital literacy and critical thinking:
  • Integrate activities that promote critical thinking about digital content and platforms.
  • Encourage young people to see digital platforms as tools for active participation and social change, rather than passive consumption.

Project evaluation and Knowledge Sharing:
  • Evaluate the impact of the project on the participating young people and the chosen theme.
  • Share the knowledge and best practices gained with colleagues and the wider community of youth workers.


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Rayuela: Creativity and Social Media in Youth Work
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