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What is an AI Coffee Break?

Monthly virtual meetups where youth workers explore AI tools together

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Join live demonstrations of AI tools specifically chosen for youth work contexts. Ask questions, share experiences, and discover new possibilities.

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Connect with fellow youth workers navigating the AI landscape. Share challenges, celebrate wins, and grow together.

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ChatGPT in Youth Information Work: Opportunities, Limits, and First steps

Mladi

April 23, 2026

Zoom

Past AI Coffee Breaks

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This session offers an accessible introduction to artificial intelligence for youth information workers who are new to the topic or feel somewhat overwhelmed by the buzz around AI. We will explore what AI actually is (and what it is not), where young people already encounter it in everyday life, and why it matters for youth information work.

This session takes a closer look at ChatGPT and similar conversational AI tools and how they are already being used by young people and youth workers. Participants will explore practical use cases for youth information work, such as drafting content, brainstorming ideas, or supporting information search, while also discussing limitations, risks, and common misunderstandings.

This session explores how AI tools can be used to facilitate debate, reflection, and critical thinking in youth (information) work. The session focuses on practical experiences of using AI as a discussion partner, sparring tool, or stimulus for dialogue with young people – for example in workshops, counselling settings, or educational formats.