May-November 2025
Non-formal educational program for youth leaders, educators and social workers
Intended learning outcomes
Beneficiaries
- Youth leaders, educators and social workers helping teenagers improve their social media skills
- Teenagers getting more opportunities for training their social media skills, emotional regulation and empathy to ensure safe behaviour on social media
- Parents and educators will be less stressed about limiting their teenage children screen time
Content
- Current social media trends among teenagers
- Common antisocial online behaviours and their impact
- Emotional and mental consequences of antisocial behaviour on teenagers
- Case studies and real-life examples to illustrate the severity of effects
- Hands-on activities to enhance teenagers social media literacy skills
- Strategies to help teenagers cope with online negativity
- Creating a safe space for open dialogue and discussion
- Collaboration with educators, parents, and community
Didactical tools
- Interactive workshops and group discussions
- Role-playing, gamification, real-life scenarios
- Practical activities to enhance social media literacy
- Continuous feedback and reflection sessions
- Case studies and success stories from the trainings
- Evaluation methods and self-assessment tools
Expected results
- Raising awareness among teenagers, youth leaders, educators and social workers about the dangerous psychological consequences of antisocial behaviour on social media
- Youth leaders, educators and social workers gain didactical methods to train social media and emotional regulation skills of teenagers to protect their wellbeing on social media
- Participants gain skills needed to prevent the damage of antisocial behaviour on social media
- Vulnerable teenagers are more protected from harmful consequences of antisocial behaviour on social media
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Download the program
For youth leaders, educators and social workers who guide teenagers in navigating the complexities of social media while fostering a safer and more positive online environment.
You can download the program in English, Dutch, Swedish and Ukrainian languages.
Evaluate the program
Please help us evaluate the training programme “Protecting Teenagers from Online Aggression.” Your responses will help us assess the quality and relevance of the programme and support its further improvement, adaptation, and wider use by youth organisations and educators.
The survey is anonymous, and your answers will be used only for evaluation and updating the program. Completing the survey will take less than 10 minutes.
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