A Council of Europe practical manual for human rights education with young people, providing 58 experiential activities, educational methods, background information and guidance for developing democratic citizenship, participation and a culture of human rights. It can be used in both formal and non-formal education.
Why it matters for ENACT-AI
Practical manual for young people, youth workers, and educators, with participatory activities on democracy, rights, and civic involvement.
Learning outcomes
Understand fundamental human rights and democratic principles, develop critical thinking and communication skills, recognise discrimination and inequality, strengthen participation and civic engagement, develop the ability to discuss controversial issues respectfully, understand the relationship between rights, democracy and society, and develop practical skills for taking action on human rights issues.
Suggested activity
Digital Rights and Democracy, learners discuss a current online issue such as freedom of expression, privacy, misinformation or discrimination. They identify which human rights are affected, examine different perspectives, debate possible solutions and develop a small action plan for promoting responsible digital citizenship.