How a digital platform can save animals
October the 4th is World Animal Day in Turkey and Gizem Agyuz decided to share with us her story about…
Renewable energies
The new story from our partner MOVES comes from Hertha-Firnberg-Schools in Vienna and Lehrlingsstiftung Eggenburg, and it is a message…
Hunger of democracy
And now we leave the floor to Kuzey Sagkal, a young boy with very clear ideas on what democracy should…
Sustainability and environment -future wheel
These young students of the Tel Aviv youth university – a project that enables high school students from Israel’s geographic periphery, most of whom are the first in their families who enroll in higher education – to have an academic semester at Tel Av…
The socio-economic gap
On their educational tour from the poverty of south Tel Aviv to the high-tech and the most developed and rich part of the city, the students of the Tel Aviv Youth University – a project which enables periphery high-school students to have an academical…
The “4 Israeli tribes” – tolerance and the cleavages between the Israeli groups
The members of this team, from Tel Aviv Youth University – a project which enables periphery high-school students to have an academical semester in the university, were inspired by a lecture discussing the idea of “The 4 Israeli tribes” – a phrase tha…
A special presentation of the WYRED project
A major milestone for The Tel Aviv Summer University program was achieved as the young students presented their projects in their graduation ceremony.The program was led by Dr. Tal Soffer, head of The unit for technology and society foresight (TSF) at…
Digital society, young people and decision makers: Wyred consultations
One of the partners of WYRED consortium, Youth for Exchange and Understanding, is consulting 180 young people taking part in University…
Young womens’ scientific text and reflections on impacts of new technologies
Bianca Neumann, Lisa Birett and Alina Bindu from Hertha Firnberg-Schools in Vienna tell us how New Technologies can impact our lives. Our world…