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CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS SVIT-Ukraine, AVI-Moldova, ArmActive-Youth Center Armenia & SCI-D invite you to send applications for: International
Multiplier Training:

Meeting with the best experts of media sphere, video call to London- live connection with the experts of Index on Censorship, media discussion about Freedom of media and Freedom of expression.

CROSS-FIELD – CROSS-FertilizatIon between formal and informal Learning through Digital technologies (www.cross-field.ch) is a doctoral program funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation aimed at the education of highly qualified researchers in the social sciences.
It addresses the issue of informal learning, and how Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) can help to promote it, as well as to better integrate and orchestrate it with formal learning in different learning contexts.
To this purpose, CROSS-FIELD federates three Swiss universities: EPFL – École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Pierre Dillenbourg), and UniSG – Universität St.Gallen (Dieter Euler), USI – Università della Svizzera italiana (Lorenzo Cantoni).
The PhD Workshop “Perspective on the future of learning” is organized by CROSS-FIELD doctoral program for PhD candidates internationally. It aims to attract outstanding junior researchers working on the issue of how ICT can support an enhance learning in formal and informal contexts. All accepted participants will be able to present their research: globally renowned scholars will contribute to the discussion, providing PhD candidates with invaluable insights, perspectives and recent developments on the topic.

M100 Young European Journalists Workshop 2015 with this year’s topic “Journalism between Politics, Propaganda and Prison” will take place in Potsdam, Germany.Held in cooperation with the Federal Foreign Ministry, the workshop invites young journalists between 18 and 26 years from the Eastern Partnership countries Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Belarus, Armenia and Azerbaijan as well as Germany. The event will offer a six-day intensive workshop led by expert subject-area trainers. Participants will be taught how propaganda works and what its objectives are, how it can be recognised, how to verify information (including within social networks), and how as journalists they can defend themselves against propaganda, co-optation, and manipulation by governments and lobbyists.
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