Nous sommes le futur du Maroc [We Are the Future of Morocco]

As described on the project's blog, the orientation here is using various media and interpersonal interactions to connect children and youth who live in Morocco to those living in Germany. Young people take part in various workshops, art shows, radio programmes, Skype conversations between the two countries, and so on - and then contribute their experiences to this blog, where an invitation to participation instructs them to, for instance, share their thoughts about issues such as democracy, peace, gender equity, and so on as audio or video content, using a camera, MP3 recorder, mobile phone, or equipment available in their local school's media lab. Organisers encourage them to "[s]hare some additional information about you and your issue. Send in self-made photos and drawings to illustrate your story. Send it to Radijojo World Children’s Media Network, either via our Facebook page or as mail to central@radijojo.org. There are certain "Do's and Don'ts", which illustrate some of the strategies of the initiative, such as "Please speak clear and in your personal style, don’t pretend being a politician or a superstar. Just be yourself. Feel free to speak in any language you like: English, Arab, French, Berber, German....Please send us the script of your message, so that we can publish it together with your audio or video. No hate speech against other cultures, religions, gender etc. No glorification of war, violence, drugs consumption etc. No violation of rights of others....Don't bore your friends - cheer them up! Even if your topic is serious: Try to be entertaining if you see a chance to do so."

Children, Youth, Rights, Democracy and Governance

This project has earned a World Summit Youth Award and was recognised at a United Nations Alliance of Civilizations competition, where the photo "Sharing the Power of Media" became the first prize winner in the category "Freedom of Media Matters".