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From digital web to citizenship: how to free young people?

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Briefings

Researchers and educators from two Barcelona conferences propose strategies to bypass social media surveillance, resist authoritarian threats, and mobilize youth for democratic participation. The evidence suggests these digital tools can serve as a counterbalance to centralized control, though specific implementation methods remain unverified.

Key points

• Two conferences in Barcelona provided initial insights for researchers and teachers to develop strategies against social media surveillance.
• The proposed methods aim to resist authoritarian threats and mobilize young people for democratic engagement.

Context

The findings originate from a collaborative effort at two conferences in Barcelona, where experts and educators shared preliminary ideas for digital empowerment.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to initial insights from two Barcelona conferences; specific implementation methods, success metrics, and long-term outcomes remain unverified.

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