ALL DIGITAL AISBL

Their core work

ALL DIGITAL is a Brussels-based association focused on digital inclusion, digital skills development, and online safety — particularly for young people and underserved communities. They build platforms and educational tools that bridge the gap between ICT literacy and employability, working across youth empowerment, PhD skills enhancement, and cybersafety education. Their practical contribution lies in designing digital learning environments, coordinating communities of practice around digital competences, and developing serious games and resources that address real-world challenges like cyberbullying and online exploitation.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

In the early period (2015–2019), ALL DIGITAL focused on technology-driven education — using ubiquitous computing, IoT, and mobile platforms to promote science education and ICT skills for youth. From 2020 onward, their focus shifted toward social outcomes: transferable skills for PhD candidates, open educational resources, cybersafety for children, and digital gender equality. The evolution shows a clear move from "technology as subject" to "technology as tool for social inclusion and protection."

Moving toward social impact themes — online safety, gender equality, and lifelong learning — suggesting future projects will emphasize inclusive digital societies over pure technology adoption.

How they like to work

ALL DIGITAL primarily participates as a partner (4 of 5 projects) rather than leading consortia, though they have demonstrated coordination capability with I-LINC. With 65 unique partners across 28 countries, they operate as a well-connected network node rather than a repeat-partner organization. Their broad network and association status make them an effective dissemination and community engagement partner for larger consortia.

Extensive European network spanning 65 unique partners across 28 countries, reflecting their role as a pan-European digital inclusion association based in Brussels. Their geographic spread suggests strong connections across both Western and Eastern Europe.

What sets them apart

ALL DIGITAL sits at the intersection of digital skills policy and grassroots community engagement — a combination rare among Brussels-based associations. Their ability to operate across both security topics (child protection online) and societal challenges (PhD employability, gender equality) makes them a versatile consortium partner. For anyone building a project that needs to reach digitally excluded communities or demonstrate societal impact, they bring both the network and the credibility.

Highlights from their portfolio

• I-LINC
  Their only coordinated project, and their largest grant (EUR 368,750), building a platform connecting ICT learning to youth employability and entrepreneurship.
• RAYUELA
  Unusual cross-sector project combining security (cybercrime, trafficking) with education through serious games — their second-largest grant at EUR 205,000.
• EQUALS-EU
  Addresses digital gender equality at European scale through social innovation, signaling a strategic move into equality and inclusion policy.