FRUSKA - Design workshop for disadvantaged young girls
Date: 2023.01.25
FRUSKA, our interdisciplinary design training and product development workshops for 10-to-18-year-old girls, has concluded successfully.
The objective of the program is to advance the social mobility of disadvantaged girls through supportive teaching designed to enhance their self-esteem, sense of autonomy and technological skill set.
The first series was co-organised by the Social Design Hub of the MOME Innovation Center and Láthatatlan Tanoda (Invisible Study Hall) and led by Janka Csernák, social design researcher at MOME Innovation Center.
Learn more about FRUSKA here: https://mome.hu/en/projects/fruska
Read more at NLC.hu: https://nlc.hu/csalad/20230121/fruska-program-hatranyos-helyzetu-fiatalok/
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