KA152-YOU — Architecture of Attention

Architecture of Attention is an international youth exchange exploring the relationship between young people, digital media, and attention — strengthening participants' media literacy and their ability to recognise, verify, and respond to misinformation and disinformation.

Young people now have constant, instant access to information, but more access doesn't mean being better informed: algorithms and personalised feeds shape what we see, and the sheer volume of content can lead to information overload. The project treats digital wellbeing and digital detox not as disconnecting from the world, but as a way to build a healthier, more critical relationship with information — recognising when the flow becomes overwhelming, stepping back, and returning with sharper judgement.

Through non-formal education — workshops, simulations, discussions, and intercultural learning — participants will practise fact-checking and source evaluation while reflecting on their own digital habits. These skills are increasingly urgent as generative AI makes misinformation easier to create and harder to detect.

This application is coordinated by Elysium+ Poland (Mińsk Mazowiecki). We are looking for partner organisations working on media literacy, digital wellbeing, or youth non-formal education to help shape and co-apply for this project — reach out via the form below if your organisation would like to get involved.