THE FOUNDATION
FOR MODERN YOUTH & CIVIC PARTICIPATION
TEAM
"Future public education will require involvement and collaboration among various local, civic, private and nonprofit entities, a concept I like to refer to as 'community entrepreneurship."
- Donald Bren
CHARLES HUBER,
FMYCP PMO Senior PM of Digital Projects, President of the Advisory Board of the Council on Responsible Digital Citizenship
Our world is rapidly shrinking as we transition from the information age to an era of intelligence and smart technologies. These advanced solutions are becoming integral to our daily lives, influencing how we interact, learn, and communicate.
With each passing generation, children are introduced to intelligent technologies at increasingly younger ages, making educating them on responsible online behavior essential. Our digital actions' permanence and far-reaching consequences underscore the need for caution and awareness.
The rise of anonymous communication has led to a proliferation of diluted information, disinformation, and misinformation. In this environment, users are constantly bombarded with static, direct, and targeted messages. However, the importance of critical thinking and information validation cannot be overstated, empowering us to navigate this complex landscape.
As consumers, we are becoming more reliant on innovative technologies and applications, making us more vulnerable to cyber threats. Malicious actors exploit these technologies, targeting individuals and communities alike.
In this age of intelligence, it is imperative that legislation keeps pace with technological advancements. Policymakers must be well-informed and proactive, crafting laws and guidelines that address the evolving landscape of cyber societies, thereby ensuring our security in this digital age.
Our youth are at the forefront of this cyber evolution. They must be empowered to use their voices to protect their rights, safety, and future opportunities. As technology evolves, society must adapt to preserve our humanity and uphold our values.
In this new era, the FMYCP will advocate for a safe and responsible social evolution, ensuring that our technological progress aligns with the principles of security and integrity.
Professional Content
Developing up-to-date professional and pragmatic content accepted by academia, safety and institutional experts serve as the fundamental base for all our programs.
Motivating Change
Part of any successful project to positively impact and change one's social environment for the better is the succesful motivation for change. Increasing understanding and informing the public on issues contributes to acceptance and motivates interest and to get involved.
Building Relationships
Building personal & organizational relationships in the community as well as in the professional networking arena serve as the basis for our success criteria.
Implementing Change
Part of any successful project to positively impact and change one's social environment for the better is the effective management of change. The Implementation & Change Management team is made up of established project and change managers.
Interactive Programs
Organizing and managing interactive programs and events aid the Foundation in developing personal and business relationships as well as provide the opportunity for hands-on training by trade and by association.
Impacting Legislation
The Foundation takes the protection of civil liberties and cyber safety very seriously. The speedy evolution of the cyber environment its content and the dynamic use of social media dictate the need for a continued up-to-date legislation for it to remain relevant. The Foundation takes an active role in assisting legislators and policy makers on issues, content and solutions. The Foundation's main activities do NOT include lobbying.