Digital Rights Policy
Awarded for successfully reviewing and updating organisational policies to reflect young people’s digital rights, this badge recognises your ability to implement inclusive and rights-based digital governance. Through participation in the “Empowering Young People’s Digital Rights in Youth Work” activities, you have demonstrated key competencies in policy review, strategic planning, and implementation.
Skills and experiences gained
This badge aligns with the Digital Capacity Framework for Youth Work Organisations and supports the development of:
- Policy development and governance – Ensuring organisational policies reflect and safeguard young people’s digital rights.
- Digital inclusion strategies – Embedding inclusive digital practices across organisational activities.
- Data protection and cybersecurity – Implementing policies that secure young people's personal data and online safety.
- Capacity building – Supporting staff in developing digital youth work skills and embedding digital rights into practice.
This badge recognizes the earner’s leadership in ensuring that organisational policies align with youth digital rights, inclusion, and safety. Cities of Learning Network partners value badge earners’ efforts and contributions and issue this badge after reviewing the provided evidence.
You have to finish 1 task to get the badge
Tasks
Task no.1
Evidence verified by: აქტივობის ერთი ორგანიზატორი
Participate in the youth work management team's ideation meeting on digital rights policy integration to earn the Digital Rights Policy badge.
Preparation:
- Review your organisation’s existing policies alongside the Digital Rights Infographic.
- Identify areas where policies need to be updated to reflect young people’s digital rights better.
Activity:
- Step 1: Mark areas where digital rights are not fully covered in current policies
- Step 2: Develop updates or new policies that address gaps in areas such as data protection, online safety, and digital inclusion
- Step 3: Upload the updated policies to claim a digital badge
Get the badge:
- Task: Review your organisation’s policies to assess how well they address digital rights and develop recommendations for improvement.
- Evidence: Submit a policy review document including:
- Areas where current policies already align with digital rights
- Gaps and areas for improvement
- Specific recommendations for policy updates
Task no.2
Evidence verified by: აქტივობის ერთი ორგანიზატორი
Participate in the youth work management team's online meeting on digital rights policy integration to earn the Digital Rights Policy badge.
Preparation:
- Prepare an online document which reviews your organisation’s existing policies alongside the Digital Rights Infographic.
- Ask everyone in the management team to identify areas where policies need to be updated to reflect young people’s digital rights better.
Activity:
- Step 1. People involved in the youth work management can assess current policies and propose updates to align with digital rights principles. Examples of policy improvements may include adding new clauses to data privacy and online safety policies, revising existing language to strengthen digital rights protections, creating new policies on digital participation and inclusion
- Step 2. Meet online to discuss and agree on the ways to integrate the youth digital rights into your organisation's policies.
Get the badge:
- Task: Review your organisation’s policies to assess how well they address digital rights and develop recommendations for improvement.
- Evidence: Submit a policy review document including:
- Areas where current policies already align with digital rights
- Gaps and areas for improvement
- Specific recommendations for policy updates
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