🇫🇮 Erasmus+ Online E Learning by Finland 🤖 Ethical Guidelines for AI in Youth Work ⚖️

Description

In this webinar the goal is to explore an increasingly important topic for the youth work sector: how we can understand, use and engage with artificial intelligence in an ethical, responsible and meaningful way.

The webinar will take place on 2 December 2026, 14:00-16:00 CET, via Zoom.

AI is shaping how young people learn, communicate, access information, participate in society and understand the world around them. It also raises important questions about young people’s wellbeing and safety.

What are the guidelines for AI in youth work?

This webinar will introduce the ethical guidelines for AI in youth work designed to support youth workers in developing their AI literacy. The webinar will inspire reflection, encourage discussion and provide practical insights that youth workers can take back to their work and organisations.

Guidelines attached were drawn up as part of the Integrating AI Skills into Youth Work Practice project. The project is managed by the Finnish Society on Media Education (FSME). Its aim is to support organisations and staff in the youth sector in using AI in a way that is appropriate, safe, lawful and in the best interests of young people.

Programme (TBC): 14:00 Welcome! 14:10 1.Keynote 14:35 2. Keynote 15:00 Peer review 15:10 Short break 15:15 Panel: AI in youth work 15.45 Questions and conclusions 16:00 End of the webinar

The webinar will be recorded, and a link to the recording will be published on this page no later than December 4th. The recording will be available until February 4th, 2027.

Participant registration required. The participation link will be published in this call at a later stage.

In this event, we follow the principles of a safer space. We strive to ensure that everyone is met as their own self and that no one has to fear discrimination or harassment. We want you to respect the same principle.

Activity details

Activity type

Seminar

Activity dates

2 December 2026

Location

Finland

Application deadline

1 December 2026

Selection date

2 December 2026

Participants

100

Recommended for

Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders, Youth project managers, Youth policy makers, Volunteering mentors, Youth coaches, Youth researchers, NA staff

Working language

English

Organiser

Costs

Participation fee

No participation fee.

Accommodation and food

No accommodation provided.

Travel reimbursement

No travel reimbursements.

Looking for participants from

55 countries can apply. The activity takes place in Finland.