On May 19th, we concluded the webinar series of the “Youth E-Participation” project, focusing on the most common barriers to inclusion in digital participation and exploring ways to create more inclusive e-participation spaces.

The session explored the challenges that young people and marginalized groups often face when engaging online, such as limited access to digital tools, lack of digital literacy, and unequal representation in decision-making processes. Participants discussed practical strategies to make digital spaces more accessible, inclusive, and responsive to diverse voices.

This session continued the mission of the “Youth E-Participation” project to empower young people with the skills and knowledge needed to engage safely, responsibly, and inclusively online.

You can find more information about the project’s objectives and upcoming activities on the official website.