The first day of the workshop starts with a tour of Berlin to help participants understand the context of Kennedy's speech as it relates to the history of the city. Based on the visit, participants will focus on how to convey important lessons of history in ways that speak the GenZ digital language. A social media challenge will be implemented (follow us on Instagram!) 

The third day will focus on applying those advocacy and communication tools, in relation to important topics for GenZ. The participants will be invited to work on a digital campaign on one of the five following topics: Authoritarianism, Climate Change, Mental Health, Human Rights, or Freedom of Speech. The aim of the campaign is to educate and inspire communities about a pressing social issue and encourage them to take action. At the end of the Summit, each group will present a 10-minute campaign on their chosen topic. The campaign will use a variety of digital tools and techniques acquired throughout the Berlin Youth Summit to empower Gen Z to be agents of change in their communities and beyond. Sessions will incorporate interactive elements such as gamification, role-playing, and group problem-solving to engage the participants.