Digital international youth work

Remembrance and memorial site work in digital exchanges

DIY² Lab - Summary Report

20 participants came together for the DIY² Lab on 8 July 2021 to explore remembrance and memorial site work in digital exchanges. Dr Matthias Heyl, director of educational services at Ravensbrück Memorial Site (a former concentration camp), delivered a presentation on how Ravensbrück’s educational programme was adapting to digital settings and discussed the benefits as well as the limitations of the digital sphere.

20.07.2021 / Christian Herrmann

Without giving to much away, the key takeaway from this event is that digital exchanges can be given a far stronger international character than an in-person exchange, given that it is easier to bring people from different continents together online.

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How can digital and hybrid formats be integrated into the range of methods used in international youth work in such a way that any insights gained can be scaled up?

Ulrike Werner

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Qualification and Further Development of
International Youth Work

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Natali Petala-Weber

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International Youth Policy Cooperation

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