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Assessing Main Issues Related to Youth Social Media Skills and Leadership

  • Esterhazy Palace 1 Esterhazyplatz Eisenstadt, Burgenland, 7000 Austria (Karte)

The “Assessing Main Issues Related to Youth Social Media Skills and Leadership” workshop, is organised by the Foster Europe Foundation, as part of the SMILE Incubator – Social Media Leadership Incubator for the Danube Region project which focuses on strengthening youth participation and leadership through social media and digital competences, particularly in rural and peripheral areas of the Danube Region.

The workshop aims to gather insights from experts and stakeholders to identify key challenges related to youth social media skills and leadership competences and to contribute to the development of policy recommendations and strategic guidelines within the project.

This is a closed workshop, primarily for project partners and invited stakeholders. However, if you are interested in the topic or would like to learn more about the outcomes, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Further information about the SMILE project can be found on the project’s official channels and social media platforms.

AGENDA:

09:30–09:45 | Arrival & technical check-in (hybrid)

  • On-site registration

  • Online participants join, audio/video check

09:45–10:15 | Welcome & Objective to establish a shared understanding of purpose and scope of the workshop

  • Welcome and introduction - FOSTER

  • Brief overview of the Activity A.1.2 - RIT

  • Purpose of the workshop - SEZ

    • assessing key challenges related to youth social media skills and leadership competences

    • collecting stakeholder input for policy guidelines and recommendations

  • EU Policy Perspective: Skills, Education and Youth Participation in the Danube Region – EUSDR PA9

10:15–10:45 | Context setting – short inputs to create a common knowledge base for discussion

  • Key findings from the audit and mapping Activity (A.1.1) - EUBA

  • Main trends and gaps in:

    • youth leadership development

    • social media skills for participation

    • rural and peripheral youth contexts

  • Key findings from the data base colletion (D.1.2.1) - RIT

  • Brief overview of relevant EU and macro-regional policy directions – EUSDR PA9

10:30–11:10 | Interactive workshop session – assessing the outcomes so far to identify and structure the main policy-relevant issues.

Guiding questions (1/ group):

  • What are the most pressing challenges in strengthening youth social media skills and leadership competences?

  • Where do current policies fall short of practical needs?

  • What specific barriers affect rural youth?

  • Which competences are most urgently needed for meaningful participation?

11:10–11:30 | Policy Lab: From Identified Challenges to Policy Measures to translate key challenges into concrete policy-relevant elements

Guiding questions (1/ group):

  • What type of policy action could address this challenge?

  • At which level? (local / regional / national / EU)

  • Who should be involved in implementation?

  • What should be avoided? (common pitfalls)

11:30–12:15 | Plenary feedback & prioritisation

  • Short reports from each group (on-site and online)

  • Joint prioritisation via slido of main issues (e.g. voting, clustering)

Moderation – RIT

12:15–12:30 | Next steps to link workshop results to project deliverables - FOSTER

  • How workshop outputs feed into:

o   Deliverable 1.2.3 – Policy Suggestions

o   Deliverable 1.2.4 – Strategic guidelines for social media leadership

  • Role of partners & relevant stakeholders in the next phases (consultation, validation, dissemination)

12:30–13:30 | Light lunch & informal networking

 

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