EuromedEVE is a cultural non-governmental organization aims to increase knowledge of youth and children and better develop their cultural level so that they get involved in the re-building of the country, To highlight the notions of open-mindedness, tolerance, and the acceptance of others in different social strata. MARHABA Explorer SHOP Nos événements Inscrivez-vous et aidez à faire des changements Impliquez-vous Faire du bénévolat, participer et faire un don Notre mission Notre objectif, notre vision et notre engagement Mobilité des Jeunes Explorer Échange de Jeunes Explorer Volontariat Européen Explorer Cours de Formation Explorer DÉCOUVREZ LA SUITE « Les jeunes, libres d'agir à leur initiative, peuvent diriger leurs aînés en direction de l'inconnu. Margaret Mead READ MORE See More NEW GENERATIVE IA READ MORE 112 Projets Approuvé +150 Partenaires 10 ans d'Expérience Télécharger le PIF Télécharger PIF-Tunisie-2023 Soutien Soutenez EuromedEVE Coin presse Télécharger les directives de la marque, le logo Haut de page

NewsLetter Read KICK-OFF MEETING BRUSSELS-BElGIUM Wrapping Up a Successful Kickoff Meeting in Brussels! 16-19 Jan 2025 CLICK FOR MORE Training course Tunisia - Hammamet CLICK FOR MORE Training course France - paris CLICK FOR MORE Mid-term Evaluation Marrakesh 31 Oct - 02 Nov CLICK FOR MORE Tunisia wins the International Social Hackathon CLICK FOR MORE Final Evaluation Meeting in Rome CLICK FOR MORE GENERATIVE AI Youth sector challenges and impact Online hate speech has become a major issue since 9/11, posing a challenge for democratic societies. Factors like ideological crises, political polarization, and complex geopolitical tensions contribute to this issue. The rise of web 2.0 has increased concerns about disinformation and online propaganda, with AI contributing to the spread of fake content. Young people, particularly vulnerable youth groups, are particularly affected. A multidimensional approach is needed, including public policies, combating fake news, promoting media education, international cooperation, effective legislation, and civil society involvement. Youth associations and Youth Workers play a crucial role in identifying risk situations and preventing hate speech. AI has impacted youth work in Europe, using chatbots and VR glasses for online counseling and media literacy. The project "Generative AI – Youth sector challenges and impact" aims to equip NGO's, youth workers, and young people with digital skills to respond to changing socio-economic dynamics in an AI-driven society. It aims to develop innovative learning methods to develop critical thinking skills and limit hate speech among young people, promoting a culture of respect and tolerance. The project contributes to democracy by exposing citizens to a perspective and strengthening personal autonomy, fostering a more inclusive and equitable society. It also identifies new competencies needed in the job market to counter hate speech and fake news, and aims to create and disseminate narratives of peace and inclusion. The project also explores the potential design and use of Artificial Intelligence to match the objectives. PROJECT DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION The project consists of 4 work packages. WP1 - Management, Coordination & Quality Assurance This work package is responsible for overseeing the project's implementation, ensuring activities are carried out as planned, and maintaining coordination among the Consortium. It plays a crucial role in leading the project, managing risks, coordinating effectively, and ensuring project objectives are met within the set timeframe and budget. Events meetings and mobility 16 -19 January 2025 WP1 Kick-off Meeting Place: Brussels - Belgium Duration: 3 Days Number of participants: 12 (02 each partner) (Month 12) - November 2025 WP2 Mid-term evaluation meeting Place: Marrakech, Morocco Duration: 3 Days Number of participants: 12 (02 each partner) (Month 22) – August -September 2026 WP1 Final Evaluation Meeting Place: Amman , Jordan Duration: 3 Days Number of participants: 12 (02 each partner)

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