vozovnico, prosim! / one ticket, please!

Vojne, podnebna kriza, naraščajoče neenakosti in politični konflikti vplivajo na to, kako ljudje razumejo demokracijo in zaupajo v njene vrednote. Mladi se o teh vprašanjih pogosto informirajo prek družbenih omrežij, kjer so zapletene teme predstavljene poenostavljeno, informacije pa so lahko zavajajoče ali pristranske. Zato je pomembno, da imajo priložnost bolje spoznati človekove pravice, demokracijo in vlogo Evropske unije ter si o aktualnih vprašanjih ustvariti lastno mnenje.

Projekt Vozovnico, prosim! bo mladim in širši javnosti na razumljiv in zanimiv način predstavil vrednote Evropske unije ter razlike med demokratičnimi in avtoritarnimi oblikami vladanja. Inštitut Gajst bo v 12 obmejnih območjih Slovenije organiziral delavnice za srednješolce, javne pogovore in ozaveščevalne aktivnosti. S pomočjo ilustracij, brošur, videoposnetkov in podkastov bo ljudi spodbujal k razmisleku o tem, zakaj so demokracija, človekove pravice in vladavina prava pomembne za vsakdanje življenje.

Projekt je namenjen predvsem dijakom, študentom, mladim odraslim in širši javnosti. Njegov cilj je izboljšati razumevanje evropskih vrednot, spodbuditi kritično razmišljanje in ustvariti več priložnosti za odprto razpravo o družbenih vprašanjih. S tem bo prispeval k večji ozaveščenosti o pomenu demokracije, človekovih pravic in aktivnega državljanstva.

Načrtovani rezultati

• Mladi bodo bolje poznali vrednote Evropske unije in pomen demokracije. Na najmanj 12 delavnicah v srednjih šolah bo sodelovalo vsaj 300 dijakov, ki bodo razvijali kritično razmišljanje o človekovih pravicah, demokraciji in vladavini prava.
• Prebivalci obmejnih regij bodo bolje ozaveščeni o vrednotah EU in izzivih demokracije. S terensko kampanjo v 12 obmejnih regijah bodo med prebivalce razdelili najmanj 6.000 informativnih brošur.
• Več ljudi bo imelo priložnost sodelovati v javni razpravi o evropskih vrednotah in družbenih izzivih. Na 12 pogovornih večerih v obmejnih regijah bo sodelovalo od 120 do 150 udeležencev.
• Razprava o evropskih vrednotah bo dostopnejša tudi v digitalnem okolju. Pripravljenih bo najmanj 10 videoposnetkov za YouTube in 50 objav na družbenih omrežjih, ki bodo spodbujali razmišljanje o aktualnih družbenih in političnih vprašanjih.
• Znanje o evropskih vrednotah bo dostopno širši javnosti tudi po zaključku projekta. Izdana bosta knjižica in brošura »Vozovnico, prosim!«, ob zaključnem dogodku v Ljubljani pa bo pripravljena tudi razstava grafik Cirila Horjaka.

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Wars, the climate crisis, growing inequalities and political conflicts influence how people understand democracy and trust in its values. Young people often learn about these issues through social media, where complex topics are presented in a simplified way and information can be misleading or biased. It is therefore important that they have the opportunity to gain a better understanding of human rights, democracy and the role of the European Union, and to form their own opinions on current issues.

The project One ticket, please! will introduce young people and the wider public to the values of the European Union and the differences between democratic and authoritarian forms of government in an accessible and engaging way. Inštitut Gajst will organise workshops for secondary school students, public discussions and awareness-raising activities in 12 border areas of Slovenia. Through illustrations, brochures, videos and podcasts, the project will encourage people to reflect on why democracy, human rights and the rule of law are important in everyday life.

The project is primarily aimed at secondary school students, university students, young adults and the wider public. Its goal is to improve understanding of European values, encourage critical thinking and create more opportunities for open discussion on social issues. In doing so, it will contribute to greater awareness of the importance of democracy, human rights and active citizenship.

Planned Results

• Young people will gain a better understanding of European Union values and the importance of democracy. At least 300 secondary school students will participate in a minimum of 12 workshops, developing critical thinking about human rights, democracy and the rule of law.
• Residents of border regions will become more aware of EU values and the challenges facing democracy. Through an outreach campaign in 12 border regions, at least 6,000 information brochures will be distributed to local residents.
• More people will have the opportunity to participate in public discussions about European values and social challenges. Between 120 and 150 participants will take part in 12 discussion evenings in border regions.
• Discussions about European values will also become more accessible in the digital environment. At least 10 YouTube videos and 50 social media posts will be produced to encourage reflection on current social and political issues.
• Knowledge about European values will remain accessible to the wider public even after the project ends. A booklet and a brochure entitled One ticket, please! will be published, and an exhibition of illustrations by Ciril Horjak will be organised as part of the closing event in Ljubljana.