Connecting Context and Communities
This badge celebrates your ability to connect local realities with global perspectives in civic and creative practice.By earning it, you show that you understand how youth work, activism, and artivism operate within diverse contexts — and how community engagement and policy frameworks shape opportunities for social change.
Tasks
Task no.1
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
1. Read Chapter 3 of the CivicART Guidebook or explore its summary.
2. Reflect on the contexts described (Ukraine and Georgia):
- What challenges and opportunities for youth participation and creative civic action do you recognise?
- How do civil society, youth policy, and art-based practices connect in these examples?
3. Think about your own community:
- What are the key issues young people face where you live or work?
- Who are the main actors and spaces that support youth participation, creativity, and civic life?
4. Share your reflection creatively — as a short text, video, podcast, visual map, or story.
You can make it viral and share it in social media, using the hashtags: #erasmus #civiceducation #artivism #CivicArt #ArtIsAct
Tags
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#Applying democracy and human rights principles
#Actively working on overcoming structural and systemic obstacles for critical youth civic engagement
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CivicArt Project
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