„Inclusion in the digital society“ was the opening theme of the civic education Barcamp, which took place from May 2nd to 4th, 2018, at the wannseeFORUM Foundation. The working basis was an expanded concept of inclusion, which refers to the equal participation of everyone in all areas of society.
A total of fifty participants, i.e., attendees and contributors, focused their exchange at this #bcpb on learning from each other, discussion, networking and joint idea development.
Iinput and interactive discussion the topic offered, among other things Michel Arriens, Online activist, blogger and speaker for inclusion and against (media) discrimination, Campaigner and Social Media Manager at Change.org, as well as actively participating in Leidmedien.de and in the Federal Association of People of Short Stature and their Families (BKMF) eV. Approaches and tools of Open Knowledge Foundation on „Inclusion in the digital society“ Lydia Böttcher conveyed this in her sessions.
In the published Session documentation This reflects the broad range of topics, tools, and ideas of #bcpb18. Inclusion of people with refugee experience in educational work and contemporary forms of participation were session topics, as were fair fees in civic education, encrypted communication, and programming and civic education.
Impressions from bcpb18 on Flickr
A List of links on inclusion in the digital society.
The next BarCamp civic education is as nationwide project of the youth education officers of the working group „Digital Media and Democracy“ It's already being planned as part of the "Civic Youth Education in the AdB" program. #bcpb19 will be offered in combination with a full-day workshop from May 7th to 9th, 2019 in the Educational center Alte Schule Neu Anspach of basa eV. It will take place. More information coming soon at bcpb.de
The BarCamp political education 2018 was supported by the program „Civic youth education in the AdB“