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All Digital Awards 2025: How to apply?

🌟 All Digital Awards 2025 – Call for Nominations 🌟 

 The All Digital Awards celebrate individuals – teachers, trainers, educators, changemakers – across Europe who empower people to thrive in the digital age. 

 

Every day, thousands of these dedicated professionals work in digital competence centres across Europe to advance digital inclusion and empower communities. They help people gain access to digital tools and services, equip adults with essential and advanced digital skills, and introduce learners to the potential of AI and emerging technologies.  

 

These educators and changemakers also promote digital well-being, teaching online safety, privacy, and digital citizenship, while advocating for inclusive policies that ensure everyone has equal opportunities to thrive in the digital age. Through their efforts, they drive innovation, support employability, and build a more digitally resilient and equitable society. 

 

The All Digital Awards honour their innovation, dedication, and the inspiring impact they make on people’s lives. It’s an opportunity for the All Digital network to turn impact into awarded stories! 

🎯 What We Celebrate in 2025 

 This year, we recognise individuals who are making outstanding contributions in one of five key areas: 

 

1. Access to Digital 

In 2025, this category is linked to the Accessible Digital Education (ADEDU) project (ad-edu.eu), co-funded by the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme. The award recognises outstanding educators and educational practices that use inclusive and accessible technologies and approaches in adult education. The focus is on supporting learners affected by learning disabilities and fostering the inclusion of marginalised or excluded groups in adult learning. 

 

2. Digital Upskilling 

This category celebrates educators who are empowering adults, in formal or non-formal education settings, with advanced digital skills that enable them to thrive in today’s digital society. These skills go beyond basic digital literacy and are essential for adapting to technological change, boosting employability, supporting entrepreneurial ventures, and enabling individuals to reskill or upskill for quality employment opportunities. 

 

3. AI & Emerging Technologies 

This category recognises educators who are at the forefront of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies into adult learning and education. Nominees in this category help learners build a basic understanding of AI and emerging technologies and enable them to use these tools effectively and responsibly. This award also highlights educators who incorporate AI and emerging technologies into the learning process itself. 

 

4. Digital Well-being 

This category honours educators who promote the safe, healthy, and confident use of digital technologies, placing digital well-being at the heart of their teaching. It includes efforts to raise awareness and build skills around cybersecurity, online safety, digital privacy, and ethics, while also addressing mental health, screen time balance, and the emotional impact of digital life. Educators in this category empower learners to become responsible Digital Citizens by fostering empathy, critical thinking, and civic engagement in online spaces. 

 

5. Digital Skills Policy 

This category recognises outstanding changemakers who actively advocate for and shape policies that advance digital inclusion and competencies across all segments of society. These individuals work to influence local, national, or European-level policies that promote equitable access to digital opportunities, support lifelong learning, and reduce the digital divide. They play a key role in ensuring that digital transformation leaves no one behind and that digital skills are embedded in inclusive and forward-looking education policies. 

🏆 Awards Ceremony in Malta 

The Awards Ceremony will take place on 11 September 2025, during the All Digital Summit in Malta. Winners will be awarded and their contributions to digital inclusion will be highlighted  in front of more than 200 participants from across Europe. 

 

✈️ Win a Trip to Malta! 

All Digital will cover travel costs and provide 2-night accommodation for each category winner to attend the Summit. Finalists will be invited to the Summit at their own expense. 

📩 Submit Your Nomination 

Nominations are open to All Digital member organisations. Nominees must be individuals affiliated with the nominating member organisation. 

  • All nominations must be submitted in English using the online form below. 
  • The jury will evaluate submissions based on the following criteria and select the finalists and winners:

    – Impact: The extent to which the initiative has made a meaningful difference -measurable or visible – in people’s lives, communities, or policies.
    – Innovation: The originality and creativity of the approach, tools, or methods used to address digital challenges or improve learning experiences.
    – Replicability: The potential for the initiative or practice to be adapted or scaled in other contexts, regions, or organisations. 

🗓 Deadline for applications: 3 June 2025 

For questions about the awards or the ceremony format, please contact us at:
📧communications@all-digital.org with the subject line: “All Digital Awards 2025”