Zoom Rights in School is a unique platform designed to support educators in both formal and non-formal education settings. This program aims to facilitate an open exchange of opinions and experiences on topics that young people often find challenging to discuss or explore within the confines of traditional education. An essential objective of Zoom Rights in School is to foster an appreciation for independent cinema and audiovisual arts.

The platform consists of two main components: close collaboration with teachers, which involves introducing them to the audiovisual materials of ZRIS as a creative adjunct to their teaching units, and working closely with students by providing accessible audiovisual materials, establishing film clubs, mentorships, and organizing creative contests. The Zoom Rights in School methodology is supported by two handbooks, developed with input from teachers and educators from across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with additional support from the National Endowment for Democracy and the Embassy of Switzerland. For more information and access to the teaching materials, contact coordination@pravoljudski.

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