Blue Wire

The aims of the activity are to assess and to address issues which mark the century through a glocal approach, a proactive thinking towards freedom of expression with a problem solutions orientation; a genuine cultural vision; strengthening of knowledge and capacities in academic writing; empowerment in research as a concept, an exchange feedback between students and community and a global scan in emphasizing and promoting best benchmarks as role models.

The magazine will be a re-charger of the young urban mind, an engine of inspirations for a smarter city, a free expression hub, a catalyst for community and social integration, a cultural springboard of the young generations.

Several presentations on the activity were held in the high schools in the South West region with aim to attract the young people. Promotion materials were distributed in each school. The announcement was opened and there were in total 61 applications from the high school pupils from the region and there was a selection procedure for the 22 most talented applicants who were selected for the activity. Until now (June 2017) there have been held 10 trainings, continuously mentoring on the work of the participants through e-mail, skype, tel, facebook.

The Blue Wire Magazine is one of the activities of the project "Decade of belonging - Celebrating Diversity" financed by the European Union program IPA Civil Society Facility and Media Freedom Action in 2014 implemented by Creative and Active and LDA in Struga.