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In March 2024, Portugal hosted the “Critical Dialogues” event, a transformative program that brought together individuals eager to explore the power of meaningful conversations. Over three days, participants engaged in a series of workshops, discussions, and hands-on activities designed to equip them with the skills and tools necessary to address complex social, cultural, and political […]

Following the overwhelming success and enthusiasm surrounding our first Mafia game night, we knew we had to dive deeper into this compelling format. On February, we hosted a second Mafia game evening, which not only revisited the thrills of the original game but also expanded its relevance to our digital world. This event proved to

🔥Within the framework of the project “Actively Critical, Critically Active” three workshops were held. 🔹In the first workshop we explored how you can use critical thinking when working with ChatGPT. Participants learned about tools and services that help understand whether a text was written using artificial intelligence or by a human. 🔹At the second workshop,

🌍 In the beginning of October, from the 2nd to the 4th, in Lisbon, took place the local event “Actively Critical, Critically Active”. 💡 This event came as a result of an international Youth Exchange held in Mühlhausen, Germany, in August. 🚋 It was hosted by Associação Fortés Sempre, in coordination with our local partner

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we live, work, and engage with the world around us. Its impact on media, elections, and the spread of information is profound, shaping public opinion in ways we are only beginning to understand. To shed light on these dynamics, CGE Erfurt recently hosted a workshop titled “Let’s Talk

From August 16th to 24th, we embarked on an exciting journey in Mühlhausen, Germany, as part of the Actively Critical, Critically Active Youth Exchange project! This project took us on an exciting journey to master the art of Critical Thinking and Media Literacy in a world bursting with information. Picture this: 22 young people from