Lectures at UNESCO
40th General Conference of UNESCO. UNESCO HOUSE, Paris, France (2019):
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"Media and Information Literacy and Games in the Digital World", Ministerial Roundtable.
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"Social integration, media and information literacy, interculturality and youth empowerment in vulnerable sectors". 15 Minutes to Convince, 11th UNESCO Youth Forum.
Webinar
Social networks and young people. Management and prevention of dangers and digital crimes
Under the eighth annual celebration of the World Media and Information Literacy Week (AMI) from October 24 to 31, 2020 organized by UNESCO under the slogan “Resisting the Disinfodemic: Media and information literacy for all and by all”, AMARNA VIDA will bring together three specialists in the Webinar “Social networks and young people. Management and prevention of dangers and digital crimes with media and information literacy ”.
During the webinar, the use of social networks that young people have, recommendations for use, emotional aspects to take care of, crimes, and dangers will be addressed.
Cyberbullying, Sexting, Cyberbullying, Online Grooming, Online Violence, and Happy Slapping.
Among the issues to be addressed will be the right to information and the development of information skills, not only for young migrants from the Southern Border, young refugees, in prison, or young people in any situation of vulnerability.
TEA Talk: Social Networks & Us, the Young People?
Cyberbullying, Sexting, Cyberbullying, Online Grooming, Online Violence, and Happy Slapping are new terms that are becoming more frequent in our day-to-day.
We live in an era of constant technological and digital transformations, the transfer and access to information are easier in many countries of the world. Now with mobile technology, artificial intelligence, and connectivity, young people can connect and immerse themselves from anywhere on the Internet at any time or place.
In the face of all these advances, we wonder if it is we who control the technology, or is it who controls us? The data in April 2020 shows that because of the confinement by COVID19, the use of social networks has increased, with young people between 16 and 24 years of age having the highest percentage of users worldwide.
Faced with an attractive, addictive world, in constant reinvention and therefore unknown as the Internet and social networks are, we need to know how to immerse ourselves in them. So we ask ourselves, are we young people prepared for these changes? Do we know how to analyze all the information? Are we critical of what we see on social media?
TEA Talk: From Smart Cities to Pos-human Cities-The Role of Media and Information literacy
In this Tea Talk "From SMART Cities to Poshuman Cities - the role of Media and Information Literacy" Felipe Chibás Ortiz talks about the 13 indicators and metrics that are considered to build new urban spaces with Media and Information Literacy. Indicators showed on the new book "From Smart Cities to MIL Cities". Metrics inspired by UNESCO´s vision.