"Digital Systemic" is an Erasmus+ co-funded cooperation partnership aiming to support digital transformation in the youth work sector and beyond systemically and strategically. Project partners address the needs, interests, and potential of young people, youth workers, and organisations' managers to innovate digital youth work services. Youth workers will initiate and facilitate digital youth work developments in their practice. Organisations’ managers will lead their organisations toward integrating digital youth work services.
Objectives
What do we want to achieve by implementing the project?
- Foster digital transformation and innovation in youth work, good practice exchange, capacity development and engagement with relevant stakeholders.
- Scale up digital youth work resources and activities, making them available and accessible to youth work managers and youth workers.
- Develop youth work organisations’ capacity and youth workers’ competences to lead and facilitate digital youth work developments.
- Pilot digital youth work competence assessment, recognition and certification
Activities
What activities are we going to implement?
- Project management, good practice exchange, dissemination activities, and stakeholder engagement.
- Partner collaboration and cooperation, online partner meetings.
- Digital Youth Work repository of resources and digital learning pathways
- Digital Youth Work capacity training programme for youth work managers and youth workers
- Digital Youth Work assessment tools for organisations capacity and youth workers competence development
Results
What project results and other outcomes do you expect your project to have?
- Recommendations to stakeholders on fostering digital transformation and innovation systemically and strategically.
- Up-to-date repository of digital youth work resources and digital learning pathways.
- Developed youth work organisations’ capacity and youth workers’ competences to lead and facilitate digital youth work developments.
- Digital Youth Work assessment tools and recognition and certification system.
Partner organisations:
- Awero, Lithuania - project applicant
- Breakthrough Foundation, the Netherlands
- TiPovej!, Slovenia
- Curacao Innovation and Technology Institute (CITI)
Awero not-for-profit organisation manages this platform and develops it together with leading educational organisations. The European Union's programme Erasmus+ granted co-funding for building the first version of this platform. Contact support@awero.org.
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