PRISMA Framework FSTP: EDCE Week 2026 results
29-09-2026Digital citizenship is not only about how we use technology. It is also about how we participate in democracy.
Across seven countries, PRISMA Ambassadors and partner organisations brought young people and local communities together to explore digital citizenship, exchange perspectives and develop practical skills for navigating the digital world.
Discover EDCE WeekWhat is EDCE Week?
European Digital Citizenship Education Week (EDCE Week) is a campaign that brings digital citizenship education into local communities. Through events and activities organised by PRISMA Ambassadors and partner organisations, participants explore how to engage critically, safely and responsibly in digital environments.
The 2026 campaign connected activities in seven countries, creating opportunities for young people and community members to discuss digital rights, media literacy, online well-being and participation.
Visit the official EDCE Week website →
EDCE Week and the PRISMA Framework
EDCE Week 2026 was organised within the PRISMA Framework for Digital Democracy and Citizenship, supported through the European Union’s Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV) Programme.
The framework includes a Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP) mechanism. Through this mechanism, financial support can be provided to third parties to implement activities that contribute to the framework’s objectives. In the context of EDCE Week, this support enabled local actors and PRISMA Ambassadors to organise activities and engage their communities in digital citizenship education.
Learn more about the PRISMA Framework and FSTP →
EDCE Week 2026 PRISMA FSTP Results
PRISMA Framework brought together activities across seven countries within #EDCEWeek26. The figures below present the combined results reported by the FSTP participating country teams.
Country results
Select a country below to explore its activities, participant figures, multimedia gallery and dissemination materials.
Romania 5 events · 271 participants
Overview
Romania hosted five in-person activities in Bucharest, Alba Iulia, Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Toplița and Ploiești, combining discussions, practical workshops, storytelling, simulations and a hackathon to explore media literacy, digital rights, online well-being, artificial intelligence and digital participation.
Organising partner: GEYC
Events and participants
Participants per event: 18 · 26 · 30 · 57 · 140
Topics: Critical thinking and media literacy; digital rights and responsibilities; online safety and well-being; AI and fake news; digital participation and inclusion.
Formats: Panel discussions and keynote talks, hands-on workshops, debates, storytelling, interactive simulations and a hackathon/innovation lab.
Multimedia gallery
Dissemination
Follow the campaign updates and event highlights on GEYC’s Instagram.
Spain 2 events · 50 participants
Overview
EuroMuévete organised two activities, one online and one in Málaga, using workshops and interactive simulations to explore online safety, well-being, digital participation, inclusion, critical thinking and media literacy.
Organising partner: EuroMuévete
Events and participants
Participants per event: 31 · 19
Topics: Online safety and well-being; digital participation and inclusion; critical thinking and media literacy.
Formats: Hands-on workshops and interactive simulations.
Multimedia gallery
Dissemination
Follow campaign updates from EuroMuévete on Instagram.
Greece 2 events · 53 participants
Overview
Growth Hub organised two activities in Tripoli, one in person and one online, using hands-on workshops, interactive simulations and storytelling to address critical thinking, media literacy, online safety and well-being.
Organising partner: Growth Hub
Events and participants
Participants per event: 27 · 26
Topics: Critical thinking and media literacy; online safety and well-being.
Formats: Hands-on workshops, interactive simulations and storytelling.
Multimedia gallery
Dissemination
Follow campaign updates from Growth Hub on Instagram.
Slovakia 3 events · 53 participants
Overview
YOUth for youth organised three activities in Prešov, Nitra and online, combining practical workshops and networking to explore digital participation, inclusion, online safety and well-being.
Organising partner: YOUth for youth
Events and participants
Participants per event: 13 · 14 · 26
Locations: Prešov, Nitra and online.
Topics: Digital participation and inclusion; online safety and well-being.
Formats: Hands-on workshops and networking sessions.
Multimedia gallery
Dissemination
Follow campaign updates from YOUth for youth on Instagram.
Hungary 3 events · 72 participants
Overview
Dynamic Youth Association organised three activities in Budapest, including one online event, using discussions, storytelling and interactive presentations to explore critical thinking, digital rights, online safety and digital participation.
Organising partner: Dynamic Youth Association
Events and participants
Participants per event: 19 · 37 · 16
Location: Budapest and online.
Topics: Critical thinking and media literacy; digital rights and responsibilities; online safety and well-being; digital participation and inclusion.
Formats: Online discussion, storytelling and interactive presentations.
Multimedia gallery
Dissemination
Follow campaign updates from Dynamic Youth Association on Instagram.
Lithuania 2 events · 66 participants
Overview
Tavo Europa organised two activities in Vilnius and online, using storytelling and discussion to introduce young people to Erasmus+, digital participation and ways to make an impact in their local communities.
Organising partner: Tavo Europa
Events and participants
Participants per event: 30 · 36
Locations: Vilnius and online.
Topics: Digital participation and inclusion, Erasmus+ opportunities and local engagement.
Format: Storytelling.
Multimedia gallery
Dissemination
Follow campaign updates from Tavo Europa on Instagram.
Austria 3 events · 52 participants
Overview
Active Austria organised three in-person activities at a school in Bad Vöslau-Gainfarn, using hands-on workshops, collaborative storytelling and simulations to explore learning and creativity in the digital world, responsible AI use and how to avoid cognitive offloading.
Organising partner: Active Austria
Events and participants
Participants per event: 15 · 21 · 16
Location: Bad Vöslau-Gainfarn.
Topics: Learning and creativity in the digital world, responsible AI use and avoiding cognitive offloading.
Formats: Hands-on workshops, collaborative stories and interactive simulations.
Multimedia gallery
Dissemination
Follow campaign updates from Active Austria on Instagram.
What comes next? EDYS26
Digital citizenship is becoming democratic citizenship.
How we access information, participate in public debate, interact with institutions and exercise our rights is increasingly shaped by digital technologies.
At the same time, disinformation, unequal access to digital opportunities, rapidly evolving technologies and changing online spaces are creating new challenges for democratic participation.
EDYS26 asks how Europe can strengthen meaningful participation and democratic resilience in this changing environment, and what role young people should play in shaping what comes next.
All EDCE Week 2026 Ambassadors will come together at EDYS to present the campaign’s Impact Report and share the results of the activities implemented across the seven countries.
The campaign’s Impact Report will bring together the results and learning from the activities, documenting the reach and contribution of EDCE Week 2026.
EDCE Week 2026 was organised within the PRISMA Framework for Digital Democracy and Citizenship (Project 101235778), co-funded by the European Union under the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV) Programme. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the granting authority. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.