Digital, Cultural, European Heritage for the Future Vision (DIGITAL VISION)

Digital technologies are so pervasive all over the world that digital culture work potentially encompasses all aspects of daily life in youth work and this youth work is only expanded by the internet or modern communication technologies. Digital technologies have led partner organizations and all youth organizations towards more networked, collaborative and participatory forms of culture in youth work. In this context, the Digital, Cultural , European Heritage for the Future Vision (Digital VISION) project will try to explain certain features of digital culture in partner organizations and among youth workers. The types of technical processes involved, the types of cultural forms that emerge, and the approaches required by digital culture
will be explained by the different types of experience in the project and the experiences of partner organizations. The project aims to provide an understanding of digital culture by looking at it from the perspective of a common resource for the information society and as a new social ecology that conditions the experiences and opportunities of youth workers today, which also brings about different threats in youth work. Digital Culture will also bring contributions that analyze how the cultural policies of partner countries deal with new virtual structures such as digital culture and cultural spaces, and look at the problems arising from the new relationships between real and virtual spaces. 

To create ties of knowledge and friendship for ICT and partner countries and various
participants
To gain a better knowledge of various cultures, languages and traditions and to build bridges
between European countries and their citizens through personal and professional connections
Learning about the ties between the different cultures that make up the European Union
By comparing them and drawing conclusions about cross-cultural differences and
similarities that enrich and unite us
Practicing interactive and inspiring ways of presenting the traditions, culture and history of
partner countries.
Developing a sincere sense of tolerance towards cultural and historical differences with the
knowledge of youth workers