In January 2021, Social Hackademy (HackAD) project entered the second year of implementation, which will be considerably different from the first one. That one was all about preparing training outlines, adapting Social Hackademy methodology, developing a HackAD online platform, training of trainers,
Being online is a way of living for young Europeans. In 2019, 94 % of young people in the EU made daily use of the internet, compared with 77 % for the whole population (Eurostat, Being young in Europe today – digital world, 2020). However,...
On 25 March CDDC project partners organized Crowddreaming: Youth Co-Create Digital Culture (CDDC) final project conference. More than 170 participants attended the online event that marks the completion of the CDDC project. The event offered inspiring keynotes, discussion with representatives of Eur
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We are proud to be part of the ALL DIGITAL network in order to contribute to the digital development in Europe. Together with the ALL DIGITAL network we build innovative spaces to enhance 21st Century skills for each and for all.
Gerhard Seiler | 21st Century Competence Centre, Germany
Meeting ALL DIGITAL network has been a revelation for us. We have finally had the concrete feeling that what we were doing could be part of a bigger framework for cooperation. Thanks to the membership in ALL DIGITAL, we have increased our reputation at local and national level, we have enlarged our professional network and, last but not least, we have improved our performance and services' offer towards our present and future users!
Altheo Valentini | Study Centre City of Foligno, Italy
'Internet for All' was our claim when Stiftung Digitale Chancen (Digital Opportunities Foundation) started to counteract the digital divide in 2001. Now ALL DIGITAL is a logical step forward on our common path towards digital inclusion. Information, participation and social commitment are the keywords of the digital society. Education, skills and digital literacy are the obvious prerequisites of an inclusive digital society. We are committed to work collaboratively in achieving that goal and shape our digital future together.
Jutta Croll I Stiftung Digitale Chancen, Germany
Joining ALL DIGITAL has helped us frame our actions in this domain in a broader European context, by joining forces and sharing ideas and experiences with the network’s many innovative and friendly members.
Stefano Kluzer | ART-ER, Italy
As HePIS and through our membership in the ALL DIGITAL network, we actively participate in the development of digitally literate citizens to reduce exclusion and digital divide, while preparing the current and future workforce for the modern workplace. This is our mission, and we are passionate about it!
Eleni Nicolaides | HePIS, Greece
In Latvia, we believe that Digital by default is a today’s must. LIKTA together with National Coalition partners are committed to helping all Latvian citizens and SMEs develop the digital skills they need to benefit in the age of digital transformation. We are proud to be one of the founding members of ALL DIGITAL because with partners all across Europe we share common values, competence and passion to support digital empowerment of citizens and organizations.
Mara Jakobsone | LIKTA, Latvia
ALL DIGITAL is both a European reference and a valuable partner in our netizenship campaigns. Our day-to-day engagement with our target groups has found support with projects, ideas, and common actions through the ALL DIGITAL network. ALL DIGITAL activities are open, transparent and efficient.
Athanasios Priftis | Ynternet.org, Switzerland
ALL DIGITAL has helped my organization and me personally to ensure that Lithuania is on the right path in trying to reach every citizen with the importance of digital skills. By participating in the activities of ALL DIGITAL and sharing best practices with European partners we have more interesting and more useful projects for all in the EU.
Loreta Krizinauskiene | Langas I Ateiti, Lithuania