إعلام الشباب (جيل01) هو برنامج تنفذه هيئة أجيال السلام، بدعم من السفارة الأمريكية في الأردن، ويسعى إلى إيجاد منصة إعلامية شبابية مستدامة تهدف إلى إيصال صوت الشباب، وطرح الأفكار والحلول التي تهمّهم، ودعم قضاياهم وتقديم سرد إيجابي حولها.
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The Youth Media Program (Jeel01) is implemented by Generations For Peace with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Jordan. Jeel01 aims to create a sustainable youth-led media platform, to showcase youth voices, surface youth ideas and solutions, and champion youth causes to advance positive alternative narratives.
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This episode begins with a success story of Syrian refugees and Jordanians working together. It explores the challenges facing Jordanian society and Syrian refugees , and how local and international organizations have provided support in bringing them together.
The episode dives into the gaps between Jordanian youth, the largest demographic in Jordanian society, and their governments, and ways in which to bridge that gap, also discusses these issues and the media’s role in combatting them. Finally, explores the role of the media to increase youth confidence and help integrate them into the political spere to increase youth civic and political participation.
This episode begins with the stories of Hiba Abu Filat, who struggled to find suitable schools for her child with disabilities. This episode talked about the importance of inclusion of disabled individuals in society. The episode then focuses on ‘Habaybna’, an Arabic platform founded by Reem and Mohammed Al Faranji, aimed at facilitating the integration of people with mental challenges in Middle Eastern society.
This episode explores the causes and effects of gender-based violence on Jordanian society and begins with the success story of a woman who overcame her trauma of being molested and, instead of being silenced, she was able to spread her story . It explores the Jordanian Ministry of Labor’s new policy for preventing sexual harassment at the workplace. The discussion continues with Hadeel Al-Qadi, campaign coordinator for an online campaign against sexual harassment in Jordan.
This episode begins with the success story of viral YouTuber Salam Qatanani, who creates educational content on YouTube. With an emphasis on science education, Salam has created a thriving niche for educational content on YouTube in the Arab world. Technical expert Yazan Sawalha continues the podcast to explore the ways that content creation and social media have transformed the world of advertising. Dr. Fida Abu Alkhair discusses the pros, cons, and overall implications of the youth’s fixation with social media and addresses how influencers can impact mental health, especially for young people.
This episode begins with the success story of Maisa, who has broken cultural barriers and works as a DJ and sound engineer at radio station in Jordan. It then explores the relationship between music and extremism, addresses the positive impact music can have on children’s development, and thus the importance of teaching music in schools. concludes with the story of Iraqi artist Naseer Shamma, nominated by UNESCO as a peace artist, who symbolizes how music can be a cure for extremism and that it is an effective a tool for change.
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This episode begins with the success story of Julia who used jogging as a tool to raise cancer awareness. Julia discusses the idea of sports for peace, and how it can be used as a tool for spreading tolerance and respect. .Also discussed the role of sports in promoting gender equality and better health.
This episode begins with the success story of Ghaith who founded Madaba’s first library, the Kawon Library. It then focuses on the issue of unemployment in Jordan and how entrepreneurship is a new tool that can be used to combat it and create more opportunities for Jordan’s youth, with a discussion about the effects of COVID-19 on increasing unemployment rates.
This episode begins with the success story of Raya Al-Khatib whose depression and bipolar diagnosis inspired her career as she continues to challenge the way Jordanian society views issues of mental health. This is followed by an expert who explains the causes of the gap in mental health care in Jordan
This episode discusses the relationship between climate change and our day-to-day lives, and how the issue has been addressed in Jordan. Also discusses the importance of the national plan to address climate change, its main features and implications, and governmental and civil society efforts in educating the local community and providing support for innovation.