A few resources for digital makerspaces: working with micro:bits, running competitions, and more.
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A toolkit that increases awareness on the material perspective on smartphones and helps to rethink choices.
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An introductory 4-hour workshop that enables youth workers to explore what’s involved in delivering Digital Youth Work.
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A resource for youth workers to understand young people’s relation with pornography and sexting.
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A book on how digitalisation affects young people’s lives and the role of youth policy, youth work and youth research in all this.
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A research report that explores young people’s understanding of cyber resilience – and what this means for youth work.
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The professional digital competence criteria for youth work highlight key aspects of digital competence every youth work professional should be aware of, and good at.
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How is digitalisation changing our society? What are the key technological developments or ‘megatrends’ that we should all be aware of? How will these developments affect young people and their future?
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The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) published a general comment on children’s digital rights.
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The digital youth work SNAC has published an assessment tool for digital competences in youth work.
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