The DigiYouth project seeks to close the AI skills gap by empowering young people and educators with digital skills, leadership abilities, and better employability. It promotes social inclusion by giving disadvantaged youth access to AI training, ensuring equal participation in Europe’s digital transformation. Planned actions include a five-day international training, local workshops, an e-learning platform, curriculum adaptation, and the creation of an AI handbook. Dissemination will take place through podcasts, webinars, an international conference, social media campaigns, and policy recommendations. The project will deliver a comprehensive AI training framework, an interactive learning platform, and policy guidelines. It will train over 125 young people and more than 100 educators, boosting AI literacy and youth leadership. In the long term, it will support the integration of AI in education, strengthen the workforce’s competitiveness, and provide scalable models for sustainable digital learning across Europe.