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Feel Safe is an educational platform (website) with a twofold objective: | Feel Safe is an educational platform (website) with a twofold objective: | ||
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# Promote networks of good practices working on child centered Disaster Risk Reduction | # Promote networks of good practices working on child centered Disaster Risk Reduction | ||
[[File:Logo Feel Safe.png|center|frameless|alt=The logo of the Feel Safe platform|link=|500px]] | |||
Feel Safe users are mainly mid school teachers and educators, but also anyone else who work with children on risk management.Feel Safe promotes the use of social media, technologies and digital education as a mean to enhance communities' resilience to disasters. | Feel Safe users are mainly mid school teachers and educators, but also anyone else who work with children on risk management. Feel Safe promotes the use of social media, technologies and digital education as a mean to enhance communities' resilience to disasters. | ||
The website is organized under 5 thematic areas and specific pathways focusing on vulnerabilities, awareness, communication, being prepared and earthquakes. The activities are based on a participatory and experiential approach. | The website is organized under 5 thematic areas and specific pathways focusing on vulnerabilities, awareness, communication, being prepared and earthquakes. The activities are based on a participatory and experiential approach. | ||
[[File:Feel Safe Destination 1.png|center|frameless|alt=The first destination of Feel Safe, Reducing vulnerability|link=|500px]] | [[File:Feel Safe Destination 1.png|center|frameless|alt=The first destination of Feel Safe, Reducing vulnerability|link=|500px]] | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 9 December 2022
Feel Safe is an educational platform (website) with a twofold objective:
- Increasing boys and girls awareness of Culture of safety and Resilience and their engagement in disaster prevention and preparedness actions
- Promote networks of good practices working on child centered Disaster Risk Reduction
Feel Safe users are mainly mid school teachers and educators, but also anyone else who work with children on risk management. Feel Safe promotes the use of social media, technologies and digital education as a mean to enhance communities' resilience to disasters.
The website is organized under 5 thematic areas and specific pathways focusing on vulnerabilities, awareness, communication, being prepared and earthquakes. The activities are based on a participatory and experiential approach.
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