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We also discussed the challenges Ukrainian youth face and how gamification can support them mentally and emotionally during wartime.
Read more about why using games to teach media and information literacy can be so effective: akademie.dw.com/.../arminas-...
Read more about why using games to teach media and information literacy can be so effective: akademie.dw.com/.../arminas-...
December 18, 2025 at 8:39 AM
We also discussed the challenges Ukrainian youth face and how gamification can support them mentally and emotionally during wartime.
Read more about why using games to teach media and information literacy can be so effective: akademie.dw.com/.../arminas-...
Read more about why using games to teach media and information literacy can be so effective: akademie.dw.com/.../arminas-...
"Engaging people in a way they want to be engaged is a necessary part of good journalism, good communication and good humanitarian action," said Aarni Kuoppamäki, DW Akademie Program Director Displacement and Crisis Preparedness, in CDAC's "Road to Bonn" blog: www.cdacnetwork.org/news/nothing...
‘Nothing about us, without us’ : Why displacement camps need their own kind of journalism — CDAC Network
DW Akademie’s Aarni Kuoppamäki points to the vital importance of community-led communication as an accountability function ahead of this year’s CDAC Network Public Forum on 10 December 2025.
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December 9, 2025 at 3:26 PM
"Engaging people in a way they want to be engaged is a necessary part of good journalism, good communication and good humanitarian action," said Aarni Kuoppamäki, DW Akademie Program Director Displacement and Crisis Preparedness, in CDAC's "Road to Bonn" blog: www.cdacnetwork.org/news/nothing...