The Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network (HITN) has a project focusing on, and called, “Amplifying the Voices of Urban Youth for Real World Action.” The current project, in partnership with the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Bureau of Youth and Diversion Initiatives, teaches principles of digital storytelling in combination with background information to promote conversations about cyberbullying, our first themed focus for the project.

The project was created to help youth give voice to the issues and interests that impact their lives and communities, we are seeing that caregivers, youth leaders, teachers, program administrators, need tools to share stories as well. The “ Amplifying Voices” project is designed so that it can also be used to amplify
the stories related to causes and concerns such as cyber security and “cyber literacy awareness” from within the cyber security industry and with various consumer stakeholders. The DIYdoc app and the creation of wrap-around facilitation guides can become part of “cyber security education” initiative. I would be interested in discussing potential partnership opportunities especially in relationship
to the CISCO animated series Global Problem-Solver. Use the link below to view the current application of DIYdoc; then be in touch if you have ideas around which some collaborations might be pursued.

Check out http://thedigitallatina.com/2018/03/teens-using-technology-as-a-tool-against-bullying.html.
It would would be great to collaborate !

The creator of the DIYdoc digital storytelling developer and partner, John Carlin, would be extremely interested in collaborations and corporate sponsorships (See www.DIYdoc.tv)

Let’s Talk about #cybersecurity soon, #shrm, @ISC2 @ed4hitn @SANSInstitute @ICMCP_org #diversity ‪@MarcoCiappelli ‬
(HITN is a nonprofit media organization www.hitn.org)