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Become an actor for a more sustainable future

Workshop on SDG & Storytelling

Organization: Youth4Planet Luxembourg a.s.b.l.
Support for educational and scientific projects Workshop Rally
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Priority topics

Access to education and literacy, Agriculture, Biodiversity, Climate change, Children's rights, Environmental protection, Decarbonization, Democracy, Human rights, Human rights, Circular economy, Energy, Fast fashion, Forestry, Gender, LCBTQiA, Mobility, Citizen participation, Pedagogy, Pesticides and chemicals, Politics, Nature protection, Science and research, Sustainable consumption, Sustainable society, Women's rights, Zero waste

Target groups

1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, At school, Adults, Cycle 3, Cycle 4, Businesses, General public, Children's groups (6 to 12), Youth groups (13 to 25), Educational staff

Vehicular languages

allemand, anglais, français, luxembourgeois

Duration

After consultation, in principle variable

Location

Educational establishments in Luxembourg.
(Schools, Maisons Relais, youth centers, for example)

Objectives

Putting media literacy and education for sustainable development into practice in the classroom. In the context of the 17 SDGs, students in small groups produce a film on their chosen sustainability goal, using the storytelling principle, and learn to actively participate in public debate by publishing or presenting their film.

Program

  • The basics of film production
  • On-camera interviews
  • Integrate factual information into compelling stories using the storytelling approach.
  • Basics of news production
  • Support for the content of the selected SDG target
  • Public presentation and behavior. Ways of approaching the public (also with the CreatiVelo)

Methodological approaches

  • Subject-centered interaction (ICT/TZI)
  • Resource-based educational approach
  • Emphasis on student participation
  • Combining analog and digital media, on- and offline
  • Mediation in group dynamics processes

Remarks

An example of what a workshop might look like: