Global New Media Lab - Online CourseUnder Construction Now
The GNML Online program guides students through the process of creating a social media for social change campaign using the world's most powerful online platforms.
Students identify a social issue in their home country and will learn how to harness the power of blogs, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and Google Alerts for social change.
Why Do You Need This?
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To develop 21st century skills in social/digital media technologies
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To learn how to use various social media platforms to advocate for social change
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To develop a social media for social change campaign
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To access our online materials to teach others in your home community.
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Digital, Responsible, Safe in School and Community
Predstavnici PH International Ureda u BiH su ovih dana posjetili novoimenovane ministre obrazovanja i unutrašnjih poslova u Kantonu Sarajevu – g.dina Anisa Krivića, ministra za obrazovanje, nauku i mlade Kantona Sarajevo i g.dina Ismira Jusko, ministra unutrašnjih poslova Kantona Sarajevo kako bi prezentirali dosadašnje rezultate Programa „Socijalizacije s pravom“ i predstavili buduće planirane PSP aktivnosti u ovom kantonu.
Oba ministra su naglasila vrijednost svrhe i ciljeva Programa kao značajan doprinos prevencijji maloljetničke delinkvencije i jačanju vladavine prava i izrazila svoju otvorenost za dalju saradnju i spremnost da pruže svu neophodnu podršku budućim PSP aktivnostima u školama i lokalnim zajednicama u Kantonu Sarajevu.
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This is a story about students, about learning and about making a positive change in one’s community. The students are from primary school “Ćamil Sijarić” from Nemila, one of 16 primary schools in two cantons: Zenica-Doboj and Herzegovina-Neretva. These 16 schools were selected by their respective cantonal ministers of education to take a part in the Legal socialization and juvenile crime prevention Program in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BLSP).
The BLSP is implemented by PH international and funded through a grant from the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL).
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