On May 31, the first screening of the 13 short films in the area of children’s and teenagers safety and privacy online was held in the Children’s Theatre Centre in Skopje. The screening was attended by students from the elementary school ‘Petar Zdravkovski – Penko’, who were also the actors in the films. In the end, every child received a gift – a DVD with the films, a poster and brochure.

 

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This screening was the first of a series of events held across cities in the country. So, on June 1, at the premises of the Municipality of Stip, the second screening was held and it was attended by 80 children from primary schools ‘Vanco Prke’, ‘Toso Arsov’, ‘Goce Delchev’ and ‘Dimitar Vlahov’.

Скопје: проекција во Детски Театарски Центар Штип: проекција во општината

After the event in Stip, a screening was held in Veles on the same day, in the premises of the Focus Foundation, attended by a dozen of children from the primary school ‘Kiril i Metodij’.

Велес: проекција во Фондацијата Фокус Неготино: проекција во општината

The fourth screening took place on June 2 in the premises of the municipal building in Negotino, and the hall was packed with students (about 90) from the primary schools ‘Straso Pindzur’ and ‘Goce Delchev’.

On June 6, at the premises of Loya in Tetovo, the screening was attended by 50 students from the elementary school ‘Naim Fraseri’. The same day, another screening was held at the Center of Culture – ASNOM in Gostivar, attended by about 30 students from the elementary school ‘Bratstvo’.

Тетово: проекција во Лоја Гостивар: проекција во Центарот на културата – АСНОМ

The next day (June 7) screening was held in the premises of the Youth Cultural Centre in Bitola, attended by 40 pupils from the primary school ‘Goce Delchev’. The last screening was held on June 8, 13:00h in Debar, in the House of Culture, and was attended by 130 students from the primary school ‘Bratstvo Edinstvo’.

Младинскиот културен центар во Битола Дебар: проекција во Домот на културата

Students who attended the screenings were given brochures developed within the framework of this project, and schools received a package of materials intended for the school, as well as a copy of the DVD with the short films, in order to reach out to other pupils in these schools as well.

At the events, aside from the short films, the online games were also promoted and played together with all the attending children.

Films Games

The screenings were held in 8 cities throughout Macedonia, the films were seen by more than 470 students from 7th and 8th grade, and materials were provided to about 20 schools across the country.

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