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Youth in the 21st Century: Debating and Producing Media
Sponsored by the Open Societies FoundationIssyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan, July 7-20, 2011Family Name:Given Name:Current Address:Country of Citizenship:Country of Residence:Phone number:Email address:Date of Birth: (dd/mm/year)Current school or employer:Highest Degree Attained:Date:School:
Please attach a Curriculum Vitae (CV).
Note to Applicant
: The following questions are designed to assess the reasons why you are interestedin the
Youth in the 21st Century
workshop as well as how we can cater the curriculum and teachingto the needs of the participants. You should not feel that there are “right” or “wrong” answers tothese questions. The best way to answer these questions is honestly and insightfully. If you areaccepted to the workshop, you may be asked to complete a more detailed questionnaire about your engagements with media and debate.1. From what media sources do you get most of your information? Please rank your top 3.
Print newspapers or magazines
Online news websites (including mobile device applications)
Blogs
Television
Text messaging service
Radio
Bulletin boards/posters/flyers
Public forums/speeches/meetings
Internet video
Other (please specify)_____________________________________________________ 2. Do you produce any media? If so, what? If not, why are you interested in learning?
3. What form(s) of media are you interested in learning how better to use?4. Have you ever debated before? If so, in what context and how often? If not, why are youinterested in learning how to debate?5. How do you see the relationship between the media and citizenry in your society? What, if anything, would you like to change about this relationship?6. Why do you want to attend the
Youth in the 21st Century
workshop?
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