🎨 The Collection of Best Practices is now available!
As part of the Creative Canvas project, partners conducted oriented research on successful youth-led online campaigns that used creativity, street art, and activism to challenge hate speech, promote inclusivity, and inspire social change.
The publication brings together examples of good practices from partner countries, highlighting how young people use online campaigns, visual expression, and community engagement to raise awareness and create impact.
Through this research, partners mapped inspiring campaign examples, identified success factors, challenges, and strategies, analysed social media trends, consulted youth activists and campaign managers, and compared different international approaches.
The final document includes 16 best practice cases, key findings, recommendations, and practical insights that can support the development of future youth-led campaigns.
📌 The publication is available online and can be accessed through the link below.
🌍 It has also been translated into partner languages: English, Bosnian, Italian, Albanian, and Serbian.
LINK FOR ACCESS: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1AXVHSZPvLXO59MI-GUmVKEV7H83ceW5c
Youth Centre Perspektiva from Albania together with its partners Hate Fighters Network (HFN) from Serbia, Beyond Borders from Italy and Obojena Klapa from Bosnia and Herzegovina implements a capacity building project “Creative Canvas” to tackle issues of discrimination, hate speech, cyberviolence and gender-based discrimination and violence through creative tools and methods in work with young people. The main aim of the project is separated in two dimensions: a) identifying, consolidating and promoting existing best practices of using art as a tool for activism; and b) creating and enabling an environment to develop new approaches to countering, preventing and fighting cyberbullying, hate speech, discrimination and gender-based violence. Creative Canvas project will be implemented from November 2025 to October 2027, with activities in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy and Serbia. Creative Canvas project is co-financed by the European Union.
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