Y-DIGIWISE is an Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnership in Youth connecting digital wellbeing, stress management, gender inclusion and digital literacy.
Our purpose
We support young people with fewer opportunities by equipping youth workers with practical, inclusive methods for navigating online pressure. The project brings stress-management skills and digital safety into the same learning experience.
Our full project title is Youth Digital Well-Being: Empowering Marginalized Young People through Stress Management, Gender Inclusion, and Digital Literacy.
Project at a glance
Programme: Erasmus+ KA220-YOU
Reference: 2026-1-CY01-KA220-YOU-000449572
Duration: 1 September 2026 – 31 August 2028
EU grant: €120,000
Coordinator: Youth Dynamics, Cyprus
Countries: Cyprus, Spain, Italy and Bulgaria
Who it is for
The project is designed for youth workers, educators and organisations supporting young people, with particular attention to those facing barriers to participation. These include young people in rural areas, migrants, NEETs, young women, LGBTQI+ young people and those with limited digital access.
Stronger coping skills
Build awareness of digital stressors, practise boundary-setting and strengthen safe help-seeking.
Safer digital participation
Develop digital literacy and e-safety skills, including responses to cyberbullying and online harassment.
More inclusive youth work
Embed gender equality, respect and accessibility in learning activities and facilitation.
Co-create. Test. Improve. Share.
Partners develop the learning materials together, bring in youth and expert feedback, train facilitators, and test the toolkit through national pilots. The results will inform the final toolkit and interactive scenarios. Learning outcomes will be recognised through Youthpass where applicable.
Our planned reach: around 20 trained youth workers, at least 60 young people in four national pilots, and around 80 stakeholders across four local showcases. These are project targets, not completed results.