Activities

Activities

WP1 – Launching Conference for Europe ReDefined (Online)

The project begins with the official launch event held online, which establishes the overall management, coordination, communication, monitoring, and quality assurance framework for the consortium.

Participants explore how artificial intelligence influences identity, belonging, and digital inclusion through interactive seminars, creative workshops, and citizen discussions.

Citizens debate transparency, accountability, democratic participation, and the impact of AI on democratic institutions and fundamental rights.

Stakeholders exchange good practices and develop citizen-driven recommendations for more inclusive digital participation and governance.

Citizens collaboratively imagine future scenarios for European digital society through participatory learning, creativity, and intercultural dialogue.

Participants discuss emerging democratic challenges related to artificial intelligence, digital participation, and civic engagement while strengthening critical thinking.

A transnational online consultation gathers citizens from across Europe to refine policy proposals, exchange experiences, and strengthen collective recommendations.

The third seminar cycle deepens discussions on European identity, social cohesion, inclusion, and digital belonging in increasingly connected societies.

Citizens examine digital rights, representation, ethical AI, accountability, and democratic responsibility in the digital public sphere.

The final consultation transforms citizens’ experiences into practical recommendations supporting inclusive digital governance and stronger protection of digital rights.

The Digital Townhall brings together citizens, civil society organisations, public authorities, and digital experts in an interactive European forum dedicated to strengthening digital communities. Through collaborative discussions, campaign activities, and citizen-led dialogue, participants explore how neighbourhood-level initiatives can promote digital inclusion, democratic participation, and a stronger sense of European digital citizenship. The event also serves as a platform to present project achievements, exchange experiences, and inspire future civic engagement across Europe.

The project concludes with a Citizens’ Assembly that gathers participants from all partner countries to reflect on the project’s outcomes and collectively shape recommendations for Europe’s digital future. Using an assembly-style participatory format, citizens, policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders co-design visions for a human-centred digital Europe, consolidate the project’s policy recommendations, and celebrate the collaborative journey towards more inclusive, democratic, and rights-based digital citizenship. This final event ensures that citizens’ voices become part of the ongoing conversation on Europe’s digital transformation.

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