On 29 June 2026, the Novapolis Association – Center for Analysis and Development Initiatives organized in Romania a new event within DCYDE! – Digital Global Citizenship for Youngsters & Educators, dedicated to training, dialogue, and collaboration among education professionals, institutional representatives, and community members.
The event provided a structured framework for developing digital and civic competences, bringing together participants interested in promoting global citizenship and integrating inclusive education principles into their professional activities.
Main themes of the session
Throughout the meeting, participants explored a series of essential topics for contemporary education and for strengthening local capacities:
- Training in Global Citizenship Education (GCE)
- Diversity of methods for educational activities
- Planning and implementation of digital GCE projects
- Introduction to the collaborative online platform – Collaboratorum
- Gender equality and sensitivity to discrimination
These topics were addressed through interactive activities, applied discussions, and practical exercises, facilitating the understanding of concepts and their transfer into real educational contexts.
An open space for dialogue and collaboration
The event created a favorable environment for exchanging ideas and experiences among participants, encouraging collaboration between local and international actors. Discussions highlighted the importance of global citizenship education in the development of modern communities and the essential role of educators in promoting European values related to inclusion, diversity, and civic participation.
Through the activities carried out, participants identified collaboration opportunities, formulated joint initiatives, and explored ways to integrate digital tools into educational projects.
Novapolis’ commitment to education and inclusion
Organizing the DCYDE! National Networking Event reaffirms the commitment of the Novapolis Association to support the development of digital and civic competences, promote inclusive education, and facilitate collaboration among professionals and institutions. The event held on 29 June represents an important step in strengthening the DCYDE! network in Romania and in supporting local communities as they adapt to the digital challenges of the present.
