MITRA France

26/05/2026

Online meeting of the Erasmus+ project "Creativity, arts and culture as efficient approach for inclusion". May 26, 2026.

29/04/2026

MITRA FRANCE is partner in the Erasmus+ HATE-LESS project that empowers young people and youth workers to combat hate speech and disinformation through media literacy, critical thinking, and digital tools, promoting inclusion, diversity, and responsible online engagement. Learn more about the project from promo video.

HATE-LESS: Empowering Youth Against Hate Speech

27/04/2026

Online meeting of the Erasmus+ Hateless.eu project. Partners from Germany, Cyprus, Estonia, France and Spain discussed work on participatory videos for youth empowerment and critical media engagement, dissemination activities and time for the final transnational meeting in Barcelona. April 27, 2026.

24/04/2026

On the occasion of European Youth Week 2026, MediaActive Youth network shared promotional video dedicated to the importance of media literacy, critical thinking, and responsible digital engagement among young people. MITRA France is glad to be member of this network.

22/04/2026

Online meeting of the Erasmus+ project Creativity, arts and culture as efficient approach for inclusion with partners from Finland and Estonia. April 22, 2026.

10/04/2026

On 1 April 2026, members of the MEDIActive Youth Network (MAYnet) held an online meeting to review ongoing activities and coordinate the implementation of the MAYnet Work Plan 2026.

📢 Online meeting of the MEDIActive Youth Network

On 1 April 2026, members of the MEDIActive Youth Network (MAYnet) held an online meeting to review ongoing activities and coordinate the implementation of the MAYnet Work Plan 2026.

During the meeting, partner organisations discussed key activities taking place this year, including the work of the Coordination Board, the organisation of two mentored online courses on media literacy, and the continued development of the Transnational Youth Magazine (TYM).

The first online course, “Introduction to Media Literacy and Critical Thinking,” is expected to start in mid-April and will bring together youth activists from partner organisations across Europe.

Participants also exchanged information about upcoming initiatives, including the preparation of the Declaration on Youth Media Literacy, the expansion of the Network with new organisations, and communication and dissemination activities planned throughout the year.

10/04/2026

Online meeting of the Erasmus+ project Creativity, arts and culture as efficient approach for inclusion to discuss Introduction and chapters of the project E-Book. March 20, 2026.

10/04/2026

Online meeting of the Erasmus+ project Creativity, arts and culture as efficient approach for inclusion to discuss work on the project E-Book, desk and field reserch, financial management and dissemination. April 10, 2026.

05/04/2026

Call for participants and introduction to Media Literacy free online course!
MEDIActive Youth Network is inviting interested participants in age 18-30 to enroll in a 10-lesson online media literacy course in English. The course is part of an Erasmus+ grant in the field of youth and is implemented alongside a consortium from 13 European countries, including Estonia. Previous knowledge is not required.
The course will start in mid April; exact date and time of the Zoom classes will be jointly agreed subsequently, in acordance with the interested participants’ preferences.
Express your interest and send email to [email protected]
More information in this video:

The aim of this video is to briefly introduce potential participants of the course Introduction to Media Literacy and Critical Thinking to its content.

20/03/2026

New resource for youth workers and trainers: The Hateless.eu Toolkit.

New resource for youth workers and trainers: The Hateless.eu Toolkit

Young people today navigate complex digital environments where hate speech, racism, and disinformation are increasingly present. Supporting them requires practical tools, critical thinking skills, and opportunities for meaningful participation.

The Hateless.eu Toolkit for Youth Workers and Trainers was developed to support educators and youth professionals in addressing these challenges in a structured and engaging way.

The toolkit combines theory with practical activities and is built around six thematic modules that guide youth workers through participatory learning approaches:

• Module 1: Understanding participants, shared European values, and creating safe and inclusive learning spaces

• Module 2: Exploring how social media algorithms influence emotions and can contribute to radicalization

• Module 3: Research and exploration activities, including interviews, photo storytelling, and youth-led media creation

• Module 4: Foundations of participatory action, encouraging young people to raise their voices and engage in social change

• Module 5: A practical guide to creating participatory videos and digital storytelling projects

• Module 6: Reflection and evaluation tools that support critical discussion and learning
Through storytelling, media literacy exercises, and collaborative activities, the toolkit encourages young people to move beyond simply recognizing harmful narratives. Instead, they are supported in developing counter-narratives that promote inclusion and diversity.

For youth workers and educators, the toolkit offers practical guidance on facilitating discussions, supporting creative media projects, and building critical thinking skills in youth groups.

Download the toolkit here:
https://hate-less.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Hateless-Toolkit.pdf

Explore all project results:
https://hate-less.eu/results/

Funding Agency: JUGEND für Europa
Learn more about HATE-LESS: https://hate-less.eu