Digital Learning for Social Good All Digital Weeks Event – International Day of Digital Learning Date: 19 March 2026 Location: Accelerator premises, University for Information Science and Technology St. Paul the Apostle, Ohrid Overview: On the occasion of the All Digital Weeks 2026 theme “Digital Wellbeing for a Competitive Europe” and the International Day of Digital Learning, Poraka Nova – Association New Generations Social Innovators for Inclusion will organise a public event within the framework of the All Digital Weeks, the leading European campaign promoting digital skills and inclusion. Poraka Nova will bring together educators, innovators, youth representatives, and technology experts to discuss how digital learning can empower young people and contribute to social innovation and community development. The event is organised in collaboration with Brainster, with contributions from the University for Information Science and Technology St. Paul the Apostle and Angor AG. Purpose of the Event: The event aims to highlight the importance of digital education and emerging technologies in shaping future opportunities for young people and strengthening Europe’s digital competitiveness. Participants will explore how digital tools and skills can beused responsibly to address social challenges and support community initiatives. The event aligns with the All Digital Weeks 2026 theme: “Digital Wellbeing for a Competitive Europe.” Topics to be Discussed: The event will focus on several key areas related to digital transformation and youth engagement: Digital learning and digital skills development Responsible and ethical use of emerging technologies Artificial Intelligence and its role in education and society Blockchain and new digital ecosystems Youth participation in digital innovation Technology for social good and community development Digital wellbeing and healthy digital practices Organisers and Contributors Lead organiser Poraka Nova All Digital Weeks national coordinators Poraka NovaBrainster Contributing partners University for Information Science and Technology St. Paul the Apostle , Angor AG Expected Impact Through dialogue, presentations, and networking, the event will contribute to: Raising awareness about the importance of digital literacy and lifelong learningEncouraging young people to engage in innovative and responsible digital practicesStrengthening collaboration between civil society, academia, and the technology sectorPromoting digital wellbeing and inclusive digital transformation in Europe.