RusERR portal has published Future Media+ Camp alumni articles
In September 2022, as part of a partnership with the Estonian Public Broadcasting portal RusERR and the TV channel ETV+, the texts of the graduates of our media project Future Media+ Camp were published on rus.err.ee.
Topics: the benefits of working during the summer (including learning Estonian, self-improvement, and overcoming fears); street art, the history and community behind it; religion in Estonia and how people discover faith; Russian-language stand-up community in Estonia.
August 22-26, 2022, Future Media+ Camp, a media literacy project for young people organized by NPO Tuleviku Meedia, took place in Tallinn. The project was carried out in partnership with Estonian Public Broadcasting: Russian-language news portal Rus.err.ee and the TV channel ETV+. We are very grateful for the support from British Council!
The goal of the project was to tell the young audience about how media is created, to provide participants with a set of useful and applicable media tools, so that they can use them at school and in everyday life, to inspire young people to create journalistic formats and boost their interest in the field of media.
To learn Estonian and save a client's health: young people sum up the results of the summer part-time job season - link
Art on the verge of the law: street-art can surprise, outrage and inspire - link
A poll and personal experience: how people in Estonia discover faith - link
A microphone stand, a stool, a joke: how Russian-Language stand-up comedy show STP helps the youth to find themselves and friends - link
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