AI and Digital Pathways for Youth Inclusion
Create2Include Hub supports young people through inclusive digital learning, artificial intelligence awareness, creative participation and accessible youth-focused resources.
Create2Include combines social inclusion, digital participation and innovative youth work methodologies to empower disadvantaged young people across Europe.
The project promotes equality, accessibility and participation for disadvantaged young people including migrants, NEETs, rural youth and young people with disabilities.
BPM transforms personal and structural barriers into personalised participation pathways, helping young people become active contributors and changemakers.
Through AI-supported learning tools and interactive digital resources, the project strengthens digital belonging, creativity and civic engagement.
Create2Include brings together partner organisations from Lithuania, Türkiye, Latvia, Cyprus and Greece to strengthen inclusive youth work and digital participation across Europe.
Coordinator organisation supporting creative, inclusive and innovative education practices.
Educational consultancy and Erasmus+ project partner focused on digital learning and youth development.
Creative Initiative Center promoting social integration, creativity and community-based learning.
Cyprus-based association working with and for people with special needs through inclusion-oriented actions.
Action for inclusion and education, supporting vulnerable groups, social justice and equal participation.
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Learn MoreDiscover the main project activities of Create2Include including international meetings, learning activities, workshops and dissemination events across Europe.
Transnational Project Meetings focused on coordination, planning and collaboration between partner organisations.
International learning experiences designed to strengthen inclusion, participation and digital competences.
Online sessions and digital learning opportunities supporting youth workers and young people.
Community-based workshops and pilot implementations testing the Barrier-to-Pathway Method.
Dissemination events sharing project results, methodologies and inclusive practices with wider audiences.
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