- Digiyouth Project
Shaping the Future of Digital Youth in Europe
AI education and digital empowerment for young people across Europe.
Our mission
Empower Young People
Human-Centric Technology
Education & Awareness
Inclusion & Access
- What we do
A European initiative for digital inclusion and AI education
We supports young people, especially those at risk of exclusion, by strengthening digital and AI competences and promoting ethical awareness.
- What we do
From AI education to social inclusion
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.
Training & Capacity Building
Building practical digital skills for real-life challenges.
Hands-on training programs designed to strengthen digital and transversal competences, supporting young people and organizations in navigating an evolving digital world.
Our workshops help young people and organizations develop practical competencies aligned with real-world challenges.
AI Literacy Programs
Understanding AI beyond the hype.
Clear and accessible learning paths that introduce Artificial Intelligence through real examples, critical thinking, and responsible use.
From basic concepts to real use cases, our programs foster understanding, curiosity, and responsible adoption of AI technologies.
Digital Inclusion Actions
Turning access into opportunity.
Targeted initiatives aimed at reducing the digital divide by enabling participation, inclusion, and equal access to digital tools and knowledge.
Our actions focus on inclusion, participation, and social impact at local and international levels.
Support for Youth Workers & Social Workers
Strengthening those who support young people.
Resources, training, and methodologies designed to help professionals guide youth through digital and AI-driven environments.
Our goal is to strengthen their ability to guide, educate, and empower youth in digital and AI-driven contexts.
Ethical and Responsible AI Awareness
Promoting responsibility in emerging technologies.
Awareness activities focused on ethics, data protection, bias, and digital rights in the age of Artificial Intelligence.
Our activities encourage critical thinking and responsible behaviour in the use of emerging technologies.
- Why Digiyouth
Because digital skills are a right, not a privilege
Ensuring digital skills for all is essential to reduce inequalities and foster social inclusion.
Closing the Digital Divide
Reducing digital inequalities by enabling access to skills, knowledge, and opportunities. Digital technologies should empower participation and inclusion, not reinforce social gaps.
Ethical & Responsible AI for Youth
Promoting a conscious and responsible approach to Artificial Intelligence. Ethics, transparency, and critical thinking are essential to ensure that AI supports young people’s rights and wellbeing.
Empowering the Next Generation
Supporting young people in becoming active contributors, not passive users of technology. Skills, awareness, and confidence are the foundations for meaningful participation in society.
- News
News & Updates
Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace: A Stakeholder’s Perspective
During the DigiYouth project, an interview was conducted with the Administrative CEO of C.T.E....
What comes next in DigiYouth?
Following the completion of desk research and Phase 1 research activities, DigiYouth is moving...
DigiYouth Phase 1 in Numbers
During the first phase of the project, DigiYouth reached 510 participants across five partner...
Small villages, Digital Youth and Human Relationship
On June 12, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, a dissemination event entitled “Youth...
Digiyouth partners meet in Calabria to strengthen collaboration and shape the next project phases
On June 8th, 2026, the partners of the Digiyouth project met in Soverato, Calabria...
DigiYouth Country Highlights
As part of the first research phase, DigiYouth partners prepared national desk research reports...