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Il cyber-bullismo \u00e8 stato identificato dalla Rete internazionale MV come uno dei fili conduttori del discorso d'odio in tutti i Paesi europei e a livello globale, in particolare nell'ambiente dei nuovi media.<\/p>

Il cyber-bullismo \u00e8 un fenomeno sempre pi\u00f9 diffuso nelle interazioni ordinarie sui nuovi media, la cui intensificazione e diffusione \u00e8 direttamente correlata allo sviluppo di un accesso generalizzato agli strumenti dei nuovi media (in particolare i social media), nonch\u00e9 alla comunicazione decentralizzata, non filtrata e anonima e alla diffusione virale dei contenuti garantita dalle architetture dei nuovi media.<\/p>

Il cyber-bullismo pu\u00f2 essere definito come una molestia verbale o psicologica ripetuta, con diversi gradi di intensit\u00e0, da parte di un individuo o di un gruppo nei confronti di altri attraverso i nuovi strumenti mediatici (Social Media e servizi interattivi di Internet in generale). Pu\u00f2 assumere diverse forme: dalla derisione, agli insulti e alle minacce, fino al furto e alla diffusione di informazioni private.<\/p>

Cyber-bullismo e no ai discorsi d'odio: Cosa si pu\u00f2 cambiare per fermare l'odio?<\/p>

Promuovendo la campagna \"CYBER-BULLYING e NO HATE SPEECH\", ENGO MVI ha voluto celebrare il suo 5\u00b0 anniversario (19 novembre 2012). Per 5 anni abbiamo contribuito allo sviluppo della societ\u00e0 e dei suoi membri con vari metodi di educazione.<\/p>

La missione di questa campagna \u00e8 stata quella di sensibilizzare la societ\u00e0 sul tema del cyber-bullismo e sulla necessit\u00e0 di contrastare l'Hate Speech, inteso come un tipo di discorso che attacca una persona o un gruppo sulla base di attributi quali il genere, l'origine etnica, la religione, la razza, la disabilit\u00e0 e l'orientamento sessuale, a livello di societ\u00e0 civile e istituzioni.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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I giovani sono bersagli particolarmente vulnerabili nei fenomeni di cyberbullismo, sia come vittime che come autori, a causa del loro notevole impegno nella comunicazione attraverso i nuovi media, spesso non supportato da adeguate precauzioni e consapevolezza delle conseguenze di una cattiva gestione dei nuovi strumenti mediatici.<\/p>

La campagna sociale ha affrontato il tema del Cyber-Bullismo nell'ambito di un pi\u00f9 ampio sforzo di sensibilizzazione della societ\u00e0 sulla necessit\u00e0 di affrontare il fenomeno dell'Hate Speech in tutte le sue declinazioni e di portare avanti i valori e i principi guidati dal Movimento No Hate Speech sotto il patrocinio del Consiglio d'Europa.<\/p>

L'Hate Speech \u00e8 sempre stata la prima arma di attacco ai nuovi emigranti, alle persone sulla base di attributi quali l'origine etnica, la religione, la razza, il genere, la disabilit\u00e0 o l'orientamento sessuale e ha come risultato potenziale l'istigazione al danno.<\/p>

Chiunque pu\u00f2 essere bersaglio di discorsi d'odio. Alcune persone possono diventare bersaglio a causa della loro appartenenza a una particolare razza, nazionalit\u00e0 o religione. Altre persone potrebbero essere prese di mira perch\u00e9 sono in qualche modo disabili, o per il loro genere, et\u00e0 o orientamento sessuale.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Alle organizzazioni partecipanti \u00e8 stato chiesto di fornire le proprie informazioni e di inviare i propri contributi a ENGO MVI. I partecipanti alla campagna hanno dovuto creare 2 video e fornire materiale fotografico:\u00a0<\/p>

video 1: presentazione della ONG<\/p>

video 2: VIDEO 2 - CYBER-BULLYING (circa 3 min) - ogni partecipante ha registrato un video in cui ha scelto un problema di Cyber-Bullying che potrebbe verificarsi nel proprio contesto locale\/comunit\u00e0 e ha cercato di identificare una soluzione che potrebbe anche essere un'opportunit\u00e0 per promuovere la non discriminazione e la tolleranza nella societ\u00e0.<\/p>

Fotografia: i partecipanti hanno creato una fotografia legata al Movimento No Hate Speech. Le fotografie sono state raccolte dal MVI e hanno fatto parte della Campagna.<\/p>

La Campagna ha ottenuto un successo clamoroso e una vasta partecipazione di ONG all'interno e all'esterno dell'Unione Europea. Tutti i membri della Rete ENGO MVI hanno inviato i loro contributi (video e fotografie) e il loro esempio \u00e8 stato seguito da diverse organizzazioni esterne provenienti da Europa, Africa e America Latina.<\/p>

MV International ha lavorato con passione anche sui social media, soprattutto FB, Instagram e Twitter,<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/section>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Il cyber-bullismo \u00e8 stato identificato dalla Rete internazionale MV come uno dei fili conduttori dell'Hate Speech in tutti i Paesi europei e a livello globale, in particolare nell'ambiente dei nuovi media. Il cyber-bullismo \u00e8 un fenomeno sempre pi\u00f9 diffuso nelle interazioni ordinarie sui nuovi media, la cui intensificazione e diffusione \u00e8 direttamente correlata allo sviluppo di un accesso generalizzato agli strumenti dei nuovi media (in particolare i social media), nonch\u00e9 alla comunicazione decentralizzata, non filtrata e anonima e alla diffusione virale dei contenuti garantita dalle architetture dei nuovi media. Il cyber-bullismo pu\u00f2 essere definito come una molestia verbale o psicologica ripetuta, con diversi gradi di intensit\u00e0, da parte di un individuo o di un gruppo nei confronti di altri attraverso i nuovi strumenti mediatici (Social Media e servizi interattivi di Internet in generale). Pu\u00f2 assumere diverse forme: dalla derisione, agli insulti e alle minacce, fino al furto e alla diffusione di informazioni private. Cyber-bullismo e no ai discorsi d'odio: Cosa si pu\u00f2 cambiare per fermare l'odio? Promuovendo la campagna \"CYBER-BULLYING e NO HATE SPEECH\", ENGO MVI ha voluto celebrare il suo 5\u00b0 anniversario (19 novembre 2012). Per 5 anni abbiamo contribuito allo sviluppo della societ\u00e0 e dei suoi membri con vari metodi di educazione. La missione di questa campagna \u00e8 stata quella di sensibilizzare la societ\u00e0 sul tema del cyber-bullismo e sulla necessit\u00e0 di contrastare l'Hate Speech, inteso come un tipo di discorso che attacca una persona o un gruppo sulla base di attributi quali il genere, l'origine etnica, la religione, la razza, la disabilit\u00e0 e l'orientamento sessuale, a livello di societ\u00e0 civile e istituzioni. I giovani sono bersagli particolarmente vulnerabili nei fenomeni di cyberbullismo, sia come vittime che come autori, a causa del loro notevole impegno nella comunicazione attraverso i nuovi media, spesso non supportato da adeguate precauzioni e consapevolezza delle conseguenze di una cattiva gestione dei nuovi strumenti mediatici. La Campagna sociale ha affrontato il tema del Cyber-Bullismo nel quadro di un pi\u00f9 ampio sforzo di sensibilizzazione della societ\u00e0 sulla necessit\u00e0 di affrontare i fenomeni di Hate Speech in tutte le loro declinazioni e di portare avanti i valori e i principi guidati dal Movimento No Hate Speech sotto il patrocinio del Consiglio d'Europa. L'Hate Speech \u00e8 sempre stato la prima arma di attacco ai nuovi emigranti, alle persone sulla base di attributi come l'origine etnica, la religione, la razza, il genere, la disabilit\u00e0 o l'orientamento sessuale e ha il potenziale risultato di incitare al male. Chiunque pu\u00f2 essere bersaglio di discorsi d'odio. Alcune persone possono diventare bersaglio a causa della loro appartenenza a una particolare razza, nazionalit\u00e0 o religione. Altre persone potrebbero essere prese di mira perch\u00e9 in qualche modo disabili, o a causa del loro genere, et\u00e0 o orientamento sessuale. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=J59xUWTP8Hg Alle organizzazioni partecipanti \u00e8 stato chiesto di fornire le loro informazioni e di inviare i loro contributi a ENGO MVI. I partecipanti alla campagna dovevano creare 2 video e fornire alcuni materiali fotografici: video 1: presentazione della ONG video 2: VIDEO 2 - CYBER-BULLYING (circa 3 min) - ogni partecipante ha registrato un video in cui ha scelto un problema di Cyber-Bullying che potrebbe verificarsi nel proprio contesto locale\/comunit\u00e0 e ha cercato di identificare una soluzione che potrebbe anche essere un'opportunit\u00e0 per promuovere la non discriminazione e la tolleranza nella societ\u00e0. Fotografia: i partecipanti hanno creato una fotografia relativa al Movimento No Hate Speech. Le fotografie sono state raccolte da MVI e hanno fatto parte della campagna. La Campagna ha ottenuto un successo clamoroso e una vasta partecipazione da parte delle ONG all'interno e all'esterno dell'Unione Europea. Tutti i membri della Rete ENGO MVI hanno inviato i loro contributi (video e fotografie) e il loro esempio \u00e8 stato seguito da diverse organizzazioni esterne provenienti da Europa, Africa e America Latina. MV International ha lavorato con passione anche sui social media, soprattutto FB, Instagram e Twitter,<\/p>","protected":false},"author":5,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-12121","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\nMVI Campaign 2017 - MV International<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/mvinternational.ngo\/it\/mvi-campaign-2017\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"it_IT\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"MVI Campaign 2017 - MV International\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Cyber-bullying was identified by the MV International Network as one of the core threads of Hate Speech in all European countries and at the wider global level, particularly in the new media environment. 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