Internet Web Solutions, in collaboration with Arrabal‑AID, successfully delivered a series of multiplier events throughout 2025 to present and promote the VOICE project, an initiative designed to support social inclusion and …
The SIMPLE project continues to strengthen its visibility and outreach through active participation in relevant local events aimed at promoting innovation, inclusion, and social engagement. As part of its dissemination activities, …
The ALL-IN project held its online Closing Meeting on 11 December 2025, bringing together all partner organisations to review achievements, assess impact, and outline the final steps of the project. The …
The ALL IN project, an Erasmus+ project focused on promoting inclusive communication and advancing language learning for inclusive narratives, proudly announces the outstanding results of its Work Package 3 (WP3), dedicated …
The SIMPLE project has concluded Work Package 2 (WP2), laying the foundation for a scalable and transferable model to support the labour market integration and social inclusion of Ukrainian refugees across …
A European consortium released a new English-language analysis and policy recommendations that exposed how digital inequalities continued to shape women’s lives across Europe. Completed in late 2025, the publication examined who …
IT Solutions for All successfully hosted four Focus Points dedicated to the HYPATIA project, held at two different locations of the associated partner Arrabal-AID. The sessions brought together participants to explore …
IT Solutions for All successfully hosted four Focus Points dedicated to the HYPATIA project, held at two different locations of the associated partner Arrabal-AID. The sessions brought together participants to explore the project’s key elements, including its objectives, expected results, and the main benefits of the HYPATIA OER Platform, one of the project’s central outputs.
The platform is free of charge, open and accessible 24/7, user-friendly, and designed to host all the training courses developed within the project. It offers learners and educators a flexible, comprehensive, and easily accessible digital learning environment.
During the Focus Points, ITSFA also conducted testing activities with participants, focusing on three training modules developed within HYPATIA:
These tests provided valuable feedback on the content, usability, and overall impact of the modules, highlighting their practical relevance and value for diverse target groups.
The HYPATIA project is a European initiative with partners from Italy, Spain, Malta, and the Czech Republic, aimed at addressing the digital gender gap. It focuses on housewives and women in unpaid caregiving roles, who often face social discrimination and are vulnerable to online risks. The project provides tailored digital literacy tools and training to empower these women, boosting their digital confidence, safety, and social inclusion.
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