Proposals from February 24, 2013
Colombia: Youth with Positive Action For Sexual Health
This proposal seeks to empower young people in healthy lifestyles touching issues such as prevention of HIV / AIDS and early pregnancy, leading peer communication in a project and for young people and therefore includes frequently used communication systems for young people such as the internet and web sites to reach a visual way and with current communication elements such as social networks and that our project provides an online space for youn
Georgia: Being Emo in a Christian World
The primary goal of the project is to establish a healthy cooperation and mutual understanding between the Emo community and the highly religious Christian Orthodox youth in Georgia. The main challenge associated with this initiate is to correctly explain the ideological conviction of the group and to erase the preconceived notion that being an Emo means being anti-social and above all, anti religious.
Georgia: Disability Visibility
The project goal is to bring the challenges facing people with disabilities at the centre of online discourse in Georgia. By offering personal stories of a group of disabled individuals, the project hopes to show that disability need not be viewed as a financial and social burden. We need to create a pool of strong, productive and active disabled individual who can in turn change the image of disability in the country by powerful online presence.
Palestine: The Young Blogger
It seeks to a step by step process in qualifying the ages from 10-16 to be a good bloggers for their town history,starting by mobile photographs , publishing process and how they can make a story around the photos, how this kind of work will affect the olders through the network…..
DR Congo: Network Support for Local Bloggers
This project is to create a local support network for bloggers with two operating mechanisms: the creation of a training camp media and citizens to use twitter with a mission to identify, train members of village groups, supervise, manage and publish relevant information on the web to join the international community as well as an online one village group with the primary role of establishing a source of important information.
Nigeria: Global Amalgamation Project (GAP)
GAP is a Project designed to link remote and hard to reach communities in Afikpo South LGA of Ebonyi State of Nigeria to global village especially issues affecting disables, women, Children and Youths.. Open Community Meeting and Training on social networking (face book, e-mail, phone etc) , hosting of website, and establishment of internet connectivity center for networking, are the key activities.
Uganda: Empowering Informal Youth Artisans through Media Technologies
The LOG`EL TECHNOLOGY CENTER works to empower community members of Mengo Kisenyi (most of whom are artisans) to develop solutions as well as training them on how to use media technologies to further their endeavours to address the various challenges of Mengo-Kisenyi. The project aspires to; Link informal artisans to media technologies sources, for effective networking, to increase the visibility of their activities, Train informal artisans
