D.O.B.T – Do One Brave Thing

Obiettivi

To empower young people to challenge extremist narratives they experience in their daily lives.
To provide young people with media literacy skills and software tools to investigate online sources of information and think more critically
To enable young people to develop counter-narrative campaigns to challenge hate speech and extremist rhetoric online
To encourage young people to non-violently address their political grievances through policy-advocacy.

Online and Offline Informative Material and Tutorial Guides on early signs, characteristics and ways to counter radicalisation to inform young people and equip them to challenge extremist narratives.
8 bootcamps organised in Romania, Hungary, Poland and Italy to train at least 20 young people aged 16 – 25 and 2 schools to co-develop 4 Campaign Service Lines (CSLs) on (1) Challenging Extremism; (2) Recognising Extremism Online; (3) Challenging Polarisation & Extremism Online and (4) Civic Engagement Action.
User-friendly web plug-in for fact-checking to enable young people and the general public to check information veracity and sources.
2000 Young people will feel encouraged and entitled to engage in policy-advocacy in their communities and document their experiences thanks to the documented case studies, tutorial videos and infographics on successful youth-led change.

Development of campaign tutorial videos, interactive online guides and infographics to counteract different forms of radicalisation
Collection of documented and inspirational case studies on youth challenging extremism and successful youth-led change
Development of the project online resource hub and of a user-friendly web plug-in enabling the general public to easily verify the sources and truthfulness of the information (articles, news, posts) found on the Internet
Organisation of 8 bootcamps to train and help young people develop relevant and successful online campaigns to counter radicalisation
Organisation of the “Our Future: Europe” European youth forum, gathering youth participants with youth workers, RAN and European Commission representatives as well as other relevant stakeholders & interest groups.

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15/01/2019 – 14/01/2021

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Directorate-General Migration and Home Affairs – Internal Security Fund Police (ISF-P), Civil Society Empowerment Programme (CSEP)

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CESIE: Erica CAREDDA – erica.caredda@cesie.org