Karazin University Representative Takes Part in Second Transnational Project Meeting of Erasmus+ ResilientMind in Türkiye

On 27–28 October 2026, the second Transnational Project Meeting (TPM2) of the ResilientMind international project, co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme, took place in Bursa, Türkiye.

Karazin University was represented at the meeting by Iryna Shteimiller, Head of the International Relations Office at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. The meeting was hosted by the Turkish organisation Sürdürülebilir Yarınlar Derneği (AST).

The ResilientMind project aims to develop young people's critical thinking, media and digital literacy, strengthen their resilience to disinformation, and foster skills for the responsible use of artificial intelligence technologies.

During the meeting, the partners discussed the project's implementation progress, coordination of work packages, methodological approaches, and communication and dissemination of results. Particular attention was paid to Work Package 2 (WP2), which is led by Karazin University. A dedicated session focused on the outstanding tasks and further cooperation among partners in this area.

The first day's programme also covered project management (WP1), the methodology of the third work package (WP3), website updates and the project's online presence on social media. On the second day, participants focused on risk management, quality assurance and the sustainability of project results, as well as agreeing on next steps and upcoming activities.

As part of ResilientMind, the international consortium is working to develop educational materials and practical tools to help young people recognise manipulation, critically evaluate information and navigate the digital environment with confidence. Karazin University's involvement in WP2 strengthens its contribution to developing shared educational approaches and facilitating international knowledge exchange.

The second Transnational Project Meeting marked an important milestone in coordinating the partners' further work and continuing their cooperation to develop young people's competencies in the face of today's information challenges.

The ResilientMind project is co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme.

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