Medienkompetenz stärken

Free guided tours in photo exhibitions for students and workshops for teachers

GFHF Workshop Medienkompetenz vermitteln

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Free workshops on MEDIA LITERACY for students

In Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, but also in their everyday life outside of social media young people are confronted with images with contradictory messages. The workshops help students to critically examine pictures and the stories behind instead of taking them for granted.

We work together with qualified speakers on media literacy and offer free workshops for school and University classes on exhibitions at f– freiraum für fotografie and at selected galleries and museums in Berlin. The duration and the content of the workshops can be individually discussed with the teachers and professors.

The workshops are held in German or English.

Are you interested? Are you curious and want to learn more? Please contact us:
Ms Nicole Wozniak,
Email: wozniak@gfhf.eu
phone: 030 60 40 77 57

Further information about the workshops can be found here [pdf].

In 2020, we are working with the mediators Laura Fiorio, Mara Klein and Amélie Losier.

Find out more about the current exhibition at f3 – freiraum für fotografie.

Workshops for teachers

Over 10 years the non-profit Society for Humanistic Photography e. V. (GfHF) offer a range program of educational art and culture programs for children and young people in different photo exhibitions. Also in 2020 we can offer you exciting workshops within the project Medienkompetenz stärken.

Teacher Workshop: Medienkompetenz vermitteln und Bilder kompetent einsetzen
Location: f– freiraum für fotografie, Waldemarstr. 17, 10179 Berlin.
Dates: 13 & 14 March 2020
Costs: The cost is 30 € per person.

The workshop will be led by the speaker Dr. Heike Kanter. It will be held in German.

The places are limited, please reserve your participation:
Ms Nicole Wozniak,
Email: wozniak@gfhf.eu
phone: 030 60 40 77 57

Further information about the workshop can be found here: Medienkompetenz Fortbildung Lehrer*innen

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