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Podcast: Digital Youth Work

Year of production: 2018

Photo by Austin Distel on Unsplash

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In this session, Juha Kiviniemi (VERKE) talks with Jane Melvin about her research on the impact of digitalisation on youth work, how to convince hesitant youth workers, how to train digital topics to youth workers and professional ethics in digital environments.

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Juha Kiviniemi

Juha Kiviniemi is a planning officer at Verke. He is passionate about photography, digital youth work, Maker approaches and heavy music.

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