Yekaterinburg Hosts Groundbreaking Media Seminar for Young Creators in the Urals
The 'SHUM.Regions' seminar, a first-of-its-kind event for young media professionals, kicked off in Yekaterinburg. Over a hundred participants, including young journalists, bloggers, and content creators, are attending the three-day seminar. The event, supported by Governor Denis Pasler, aims to foster youth initiatives in the Urals and aligns with the national project 'Youth and Children' led by President Putin.
The seminar, divided into three tracks - media technologies, video and vlogging, and design and promotion - aims to help participants develop their own media projects. Alexander Kuznetsov, a participant, expressed his eagerness to connect with like-minded individuals for collaborative projects. Ivan Petrov, head of the Sverdlovsk Region’s Youth Policy Department, emphasized the importance of continuous learning and professional growth in the digital age. The 'Act!' youth forum, previously held in Yekaterinburg, brought together participants from 16 municipalities across the region.
Throughout the seminar, participants will work on a full-fledged media project, set to be presented to experts on the final day.
The 'SHUM.Regions' seminar, supported by Governor Denis Pasler, is providing a platform for young media professionals to grow and collaborate. With a focus on continuous learning and development, the seminar aligns with the objectives of the national 'Youth and Children' project. The event is expected to foster innovative media projects and strengthen youth initiatives in the Sverdlovsk Region.
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