Bridging the
digital divide starts in education.
The EU-funded EDIGIT project promotes inclusive approaches and practices in STEM education by integrating disability awareness, ensuring a more accessible digital transition for all.
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Our goal?
To integrate technology accessibility and universal design content into the early stages of STEM education.
The result?
Future technology developers take into account the diverse needs of society, including people with disabilities, ensuring a fair and inclusive digital transition.
EDIGIT partners
United by a shared vision of inclusivity, the EDIGIT team brings together seven partners from five countries, blending expertise in disability care, technology, and education.
Information and Communication Technologies Research Center (CITIC) – Universidade da Coruña
Research centre specialising in the development of projects that leverage ICT to improve the lives of people with disabilities.
Escola Profissional de Economia Social (EPES, Academia José Moreira da Silva)
Vocational training school committed to excellence in education with a strong focus on the social economy, promoting opportunities for young people from diverse backgrounds. It’s an inclusive school, of all and for all.
KézenFogva Alapítvány
Social service provider organisation dedicated to building a community where people with disabilities can live with dignity, in full inclusion while fostering independent living through different services.
GJGJ
Secondary school with extensive experience of running transnational education projects under the ERASMUS+ programme. Gymnázium aims to enhance students’ interests while promoting inclusive education and inclusion of children with special needs.
ASPACE Coruña
Polo Europeo della Conoscenza - IC Bosco Chiesanuova
National Network of Educational Institutions for Pedagogical Research and Innovation in Europe covering all levels of education from early childhood to adult education and active citizenship for senior citizens.
OnProjects
Consultancy specialising in the comprehensive management of projects funded by European programmes, with a focus on LLP and Erasmus+.
