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Science Literacy for Human Rights
Advocacy & Policy

Youth Advocacy Toolkit

Policy recommendations, position papers, and campaign materials for youth-led initiatives.

These resources are being produced as the project advances. They will be available to download at a later stage.

Advocacy Resources

Policy Recommendations

PDF

Evidence-based recommendations for policymakers on combating misinformation

Available later in the project

Position Paper: Youth & Media Literacy

PDF

Our stance on integrating media literacy into education systems

Available later in the project

Campaign Toolkit

ZIP

Templates, graphics, and guides for running awareness campaigns

Available later in the project

Social Media Kit

ZIP

Ready-to-use posts, images, and hashtags for your campaigns

Available later in the project

Youth Initiatives

Opportunities for young people to make their voices heard at the European level.

National Ideation Labs

In each partner country, 20 young people & youth workers who complete the online course will be selected for a 3-day lab. Together, you'll turn what you've learned into local solutions to the pseudoscience and science misinformation that put rights at risk.

Spring 2027

Youth Advocacy & Campaigns

Building on the ideas from the national labs, you'll help shape a position paper with recommendations for decision-makers on science literacy and human rights. You'll also create your own local awareness campaigns to take these messages to your community.

Spring–Summer 2027

Final Conference in Padova

The 12 most active participants will win a trip to the SciLit final conference in Padova, Italy, with travel and accommodation covered by the project. You'll meet passionate young people and experts from across Europe and share your views on science literacy and human rights.

Autumn 2027

Human Rights & Media Literacy

Understanding how misinformation impacts human rights and what we can do about it.

Freedom of Expression

Understanding the limits and responsibilities

Right to Information

Access to accurate information as a fundamental right

Privacy & Data Protection

Your rights in the digital age

Non-discrimination

How misinformation fuels discrimination

Ready to Take Action?

Whether you want to start a local campaign, engage with policymakers, or simply spread awareness, we have the tools and support you need.

A European project

Scientific Literacy as a Catalyst for Change: Addressing Pseudoscience and Science Disinformation in relation to Human Rights

A partnership of six organizations from Romania, France, Italy, Hungary, Slovenia, and Bulgaria.

ASUR
Mythodologie
CICAP
SOYA
Zavod Boter
ECIESC
Co-funded by the European Union

This project is co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme. The content reflects the authors' views only, and the European Commission and National Agency cannot be held responsible for any use of this information.

Project reference: 2025-1-RO01-KA220-YOU-000357084