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Mind over Media
Mind over Media is an educational program that actively engages young people in exploring the online world. By creating their own social media content, podcasts, and documentaries, they not only develop creative skills but also strengthen their media literacy. They learn to reflect on questions such as: What am I actually creating? Does this contribute to connection? What choices am I making online and why?
Topics such as racism, polarization, and the manosphere are discussed and incorporated into their productions, encouraging critical thinking and self-awareness.
In addition to the youth program, we offer workshops for teachers and parents. These sessions provide insight into the online world and offer practical tools to help them engage in meaningful conversations with students and children. Together, we build awareness, connection, and resilience in the digital age.

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Podcast workshops

In this workshop, participants learn how to create and produce their own podcast from concept to recording. They explore storytelling techniques, interviewing skills, and sound design while discussing relevant social issues such as identity, community, and online influence. The goal is to empower young people to share their perspectives and make their voices heard in an authentic way.

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Documentary workshops

This hands-on workshop guides participants through the process of creating a short documentary, from idea development and filming to editing and presentation. They learn how to translate social topics like racism, polarization, or digital identity into visual stories that inspire dialogue and empathy. It’s about learning to see and show reality through a critical and creative lens.

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Motivational workshops

This session focuses on personal growth, confidence, and purpose. Through interactive exercises and conversations, participants explore who they are, what drives them, and how they can use their story to make a positive impact, both online and offline. The workshop encourages self-expression and resilience, helping participants to believe in their potential and act with intention.

Critical Thinking workshops

In this workshop, participants learn to question and analyze the media they consume every day. They explore how bias, algorithms, and framing influence perception and decision-making. Through group discussions and media analysis exercises, they strengthen their ability to think independently and recognize manipulation or misinformation online.

Media Literacy Workshop

This workshop helps participants understand the mechanics and impact of social media and digital platforms. They learn about online behavior, digital identity, privacy, and responsibility. The goal is to make participants aware of their role as both consumers and creators in the online world and to help them make conscious, informed choices in a fast-changing media landscape.

Parent Workshop – Talking About Social Media

This workshop helps parents understand the online world their children grow up in. We explore what happens on social media, what young people experience there, and how it shapes their behavior and self-image. Parents receive practical tools and conversation techniques to talk openly with their children about online life — from trends and challenges to boundaries and trust. The goal is to strengthen connection, understanding, and guidance in the digital age.