More information about Poetry Goes Outside Project
- Dideas
- 20 mar
- 2 Min. de lectura
We are pleased to announce that the project Poetry Goes Outside is now in progress, and we are currently conducting research among young people to assess their awareness of poetry - both in their home countries and across Europe.
The study aims to analyse poetry awareness among younger generations through several key areas:
1. Demographic AnalysisThe primary section gathers demographic data, including country of birth, gender, age and educational/professional background. This information will help us understand how poetry awareness is distributed across different segments of society.
2. Knowledge & Awareness
This part focuses on participants’ knowledge and awareness of poetry, covering:
o Awareness of specific poets and poems from native country.
o Familiarity with European poetry.
o Knowledge of Ukrainian poetry.
3. Engagement & Poetry SkillsThis section explores participants’ interactions with poetry, including:
o Frequency of engaging with poetry.
o Confidence in reading and interpreting poetry.
o Interest in developing poetry-related skills and preferred learning methods.
o Willingness to experience poetry in public spaces.
4. Poetry & Cultural HeritageThe final section examines poetry’s role in European cultural heritage and explores ways to make poetry more appealing to young audiences.
Next Steps
The insights gathered through this research will be compiled into a joint report, forming the foundation for the project’s key initiatives:
A collection of poetry
A series of poetry videos
Local poetry youth workshops
Poetry Goes Outside Week – a dedicated celebration of poetry in public spaces
Get Involved!
If you would like to contribute to shaping the future of poetry among young generations, we invite you to take part in our survey. Your input is invaluable in making poetry more accessible and engaging for young people across Europe.
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Thank you for your support in bringing poetry to the forefront of cultural and artistic engagement!
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