Digital rights educator
Awarded to youth workers who successfully integrate digital rights education into youth work, this badge recognises your ability to support young people in navigating digital environments safely and ethically. Through participation in the “Empowering Young People’s Digital Rights in Youth Work” activities, you have demonstrated key competencies in facilitating learning, ethical digital engagement, and action planning.
Skills and experiences gained
This badge aligns with the Digital Competences in Youth Work Framework and supports the development of the following:
- Supporting digital participation – Facilitating discussions and activities that enhance young people’s understanding of digital rights.
- Digital ethics and responsibility – Recognising and addressing ethical challenges in digital youth work.
- Strategic digital facilitation – Planning and implementing educational activities on digital rights.
- Empowering young people – Encouraging young people to advocate for their digital rights.
This badge demonstrates the earner’s ability to foster digital citizenship and inclusion by equipping young people with knowledge of digital rights. Cities of Learning Network partners value badge earners’ efforts and contributions and issue this badge after reviewing the provided evidence.
Tasks
Task no.1
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
Participate in the youth workers ideation and planning meeting on digital rights awareness to earn the Digital Rights Educator badge.
Get the badge:
- Task: Develop a 6–12 month action plan to integrate digital rights awareness into youth work activities.
- Evidence: Submit an action plan document outlining:
- Specific steps to raise awareness of digital rights among young people
- Key activities and resources to be used
- Expected outcomes and evaluation measures
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