All Digital Weeks 2026:
Building a healthier digital future
in Europe for all
All Digital Weeks 2026 once again brought together organisations, educators, and communities across Europe to promote digital inclusion and empower people with essential digital skills.
Running from 9th to 25th March, the campaign reached 55.000 participants through 470+ events organised in 24 countries, highlighting the importance of digital skills for participation, resilience, and opportunity.
A collective European effort
On Wednesday, 1st April 2026, the closing event of All Digital Weeks opened with an inspiring message from Francesca Maltauro, Deputy Head of Unit, Digital Education at the European Commission, who shared the European Commission’s priority: digital progress to enhance citizens’ well-being.
The Commission’s 2021-2027 action plan stresses the importance of digital skills alongside traditional literacy, empowering learners to navigate the digital world safely. Maltauro also emphasised that skills alone aren’t enough. Technology must be designed with safety in mind, and educators need updated guidelines to address issues like disinformation and cyberbullying. Families and strong regulations, such as the Digital Services Act, also play crucial roles in promoting balanced digital habits.
She concluded by underscoring that a resilient workforce depends on digital wellbeing, fostering trust in digital tools and ensuring no one is left behind in the digital transformation. All Digital Weeks continues to support people at every stage of their digital journey, with educators, trainers, volunteers, and community leaders contributing to its success through grassroots initiatives.
Celebrating impact: Trophies for outstanding initiatives
The campaign concluded with an trophies ceremony celebrating a vibrant grassroots movement for digital inclusion across Europe.
The All Digital Trophies recognise impactful, inclusive, and engaging initiatives that bring the campaign’s key focus areas to life at local, national, and European level.
This year, five outstanding activities were recognised for their creativity, resilience, and contribution to digital inclusion:
Access to Digital - ensuring everyone can connect and participate
Toumazis Toumazi, Cyprus Computer Society – Cyprus, Coding our Future
Coding Our Future is a nationwide initiative in Cyprus offering free coding, robotics, and computational thinking workshops to students and teachers, aiming to enhance digital literacy and foster STEM interest.
Digital Upskilling - building essential competences for work and life
Joseph Vella, Foundation for Information Technology Accessibility – Malta, Upskilling for Senior Citizens
FITA provides practical digital skills sessions for adults aged 50 and over, helping them stay connected, confident, and included in the digital world by teaching essential technology and online safety.
AI & Emerging Technologies - promoting inclusive and responsible use
Elisaveta Kehayova, Global Libraries Bulgaria Foundation – Bulgaria, Smart transformations of cultural heritage
The initiative offered workshops for high school students on transforming cultural heritage through research, scanning, and graphic design, promoting technological inclusion and digital skills in the context of cultural preservation.
Digital Wellbeing - encouraging a balanced relationship with technology
Michaela Protopapa, CARDET – Cyprus, PERMA-Digital Webinars
The PERMA Digital Project is an Erasmus+ initiative promoting digital well-being in education through a whole-school approach, combining positive psychology with European competence frameworks to create safe, inclusive digital learning environments in schools.
Digital Skills Policy - supporting frameworks that enable digital inclusion
Māra Jākobsone, LIKTA – Latvia, Digital Skills in Adult Education: forwards DigComp 3.0
The “Digital Skills in Adult Education: forwards DigComp 3.0” event aimed to promote the European Citizens’ Digital Competence Framework (DigComp 3.0) as a tool to improve digital skills training in adult education, with 43 onsite and 1248 online participants.
Closing reflections
All Digital Weeks 2026 showed that digital inclusion is not only about technology, it is about people. It is about confidence, opportunity, and the ability to fully participate in today’s society.
Across Europe, thousands of individuals took a step forward in their digital journey, supported by a community that believes no one should be left behind.
This momentum continues.
We invite you to continue this journey with us at the All Digital Summit 2026 in Belgrade, where stakeholders, practitioners, and policymakers will come together to shape the next steps of Europe’s digital future.
Together, we are shaping a more inclusive, resilient, and human centred digital Europe.
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All Digital Summit Belgrade, 22–23 September 2026, Serbia