Vulnerable Groups at Risk of Exclusion
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The goal of this working group "Vulnerable groups at risk of exclusion" is to identify and motivate as much as possible broad coalition of different actors and stakeholders with different backgrounds. Potential group members are: representatives of NGOs and public institutions, libraries, schools, universities, industry organisations, ICT students, trainers, employers, researchers and all others willing to support digital inclusion of vulnerable.
For any questions, please contact the group moderator Ivan Stojilovic.
Members: 53
Latest activity: Nov 26, 2019
SUMMARY OF TOPICS
This group will be working around the following 3 topics, through direct discussions, webinars and joint project work.
Topic 1: Situation analysis, exploring reasons and size of digital gap
- Identify general and specific obstacles for e-inclusion of different vulnerable groups on the European level. How general/specific should approach to the problem resolution be?
- Exploring reasons and the size of digital gap among vulnerable groups. Are all vulnerable groups digitally excluded? Do we have more or less e-excluded than “excluded”? Is ICT a new tool for exclusion?
- Identify the goals of e-inclusion of vulnerable groups. Do we want to achieve basic level or more advanced? What is the scope of our goals: introduction, intermediate or proficiency skills? Is it realistic to set up goals for a professional level?
Topic 2: Identify and proposing best strategies, tools, policies and practices
- Identify successful strategies, tools, methodologies and best practices to overcome digital division among vulnerable groups. What are similarities among these tools and methodologies?
- Creating recommendations to the stakeholders (at local, regional, national, European level). How to change the system and decrease the digital divide gap?
- Best training practices and tools to upgrade ICT skills for vulnerable groups. Are there any boundaries?
Topic 3: Decreasing digital gap
- Awareness raising about the importance of digital skills among vulnerable groups. How to target the vulnerable?
- Identify ways to encourage vulnerable groups to choose ICT careers
- Identify potential partners and opportunities for a new European level project
Group Discussions
ICT Skills 4 All
Posted by Alessandra Accogli Sep 5, 2019 0 Replies 0 Likes
Have you heard of the ICT Skills 4 All project?The ICTSkills4All project – Empowering old citizens for a digital world is a European funded project which aims at fostering digital skills, self-confidence and online safety of old adults aged 55 years and over who have minimal or no engagement with digital technology.In order to do so, the ICTSkills4All project wants to develop an ICT Learning…Continue
Transnational Cooperation - ESF Project 2014-2020 - ENTER+
Posted by Ivan Stojilovic Feb 2, 2016 0 Replies 4 Likes
The Malta Communications Authority is currently drafting a project proposal with the aim of designing and implementing an ICT Training programme targeting vulnerable groups, including (i) early school leavers, (ii) older workers, (iii) persons with disability, (iv) the inactive, and others.The ultimate aim of this project is to promote the use of ICT to encourage individuals (especially those vulnerable, with a higher risk of poverty and social exclusion) to engage into the labour market, hence…Continue
Tags: ENTER+, ESF, Cooperation, Transnational, malta
Presentations and minutes from the workshop held at TEAC15 in Belgrade
Posted by Gordana Stankov Nov 13, 2015 0 Replies 0 Likes
I would like to thank all the participants of the workshop ICT and Social Exclusion that we had in Belgrade during the Telecentre Europe Annual Conference for the fruitful discussion.We had an opportunity to hear some interesting presentations from Christy McAleese from the Citizens Advice, UK, Jean Deydier from the Connexions Solidaires, France, and from Ivan Stojilovic from IAN, Serbia…Continue
Tags: TEAC15, vulnerable groups, workshop
Join us at TEAC15 working group session
Posted by Ivan Stojilovic Sep 22, 2015 0 Replies 2 Likes
Dear Vulnerable groups working group members!We are looking forward to meeting you in Belgrade at the Vulnerable groups workshop which will take place on 24th September during the first day of TE Annual Conference.We have prepared for you some interesting topics for discussion and to make the most of the 2 hours workshop, we would like to invite you to take a look at the brief information on the workshop:WORKSHOP TITLE:ICT for Social InclusionWHO IS IT FOR?The workshop is aimed at…Continue
Webinar: Developing digital competences of care workers to improve the quality of life of older people: CARER+ experience
Posted by Gordana Stankov. Last reply by Ivan Stojilovic Jul 17, 2015. 1 Reply 5 Likes
Dear colleagues,The Vulnerable Groups WG would like to invite you to a new webinar scheduled for Friday, 17th July.Theme: Developing digital competences of care workers to improve the quality of life of older people: CARER+ experienceDate: 17 July 2015Time: 10 - 12:00 CETThe webinar will present the model developed and impact of the Carer+ project which…Continue
Tags: carer+, digital competences, carers, webinar
Webinar Removing Barriers to Digital Inclusion on Feb 5
Posted by Ivan Stojilovic. Last reply by Gordana Stankov Mar 19, 2015. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Dear Unite IT network members,The Vulnerable groups of the Unite IT Network will hold its second webinar on Thursday 5th February 2015, at 11h-12h30 CET.Theme: REMOVING BARRIERS TO DIGITAL INCLUSION The webinar will focus on sharing the way to increase digital inclusion and to encourage personal empowerment of the most vulnerable through the use of a specific assistive technology.Central…Continue
Tags: barrier, BrowseAloud, internet, inclusion, digital
Links with tips and tools for eInclusion of people with disabilities
Posted by Gabriela Ruseva. Last reply by Magdalena Dimkova Mar 5, 2015. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Dear group members,The Thematic Network POSCON (Positive Online Content) has created a pool of resources with useful information about initiatives and tools for including people with disabilities in the online space, which is available here. Resources include guidelines on adapting video games to people with disabilities, stories of people with disabilities using the Internet, training programs on web…Continue
Tags: access, disability, tools
MASELTOV final conference London March 16-17 - Mobile App for immigrants integration
Posted by Stefano Kluzer Feb 16, 2015 0 Replies 0 Likes
Dear friends,the EU FP7 MASELTOV project (www.maseltov.eu), which developed an integrated application for smartphones for use by newly arrived migrants in Europe, is heading to its end.A final conference will be held in London on March 16-17, 2015 to present the project's results and the App and to discuss exploitation ideas.At this URL …Continue
Tags: language learning, smartphones, immigrants
Win a trip to Paris!
Posted by Ivan Stojilovic. Last reply by Inga Niedra Jan 8, 2015. 1 Reply 0 Likes
The CARER+ project organises its main conference in Paris, France on 27 March 2015 where the main topic will be related to digital competence development in the field of care and social care. The Conference will be the meeting place of active policy-makers, researchers of digital competence development and practitioners of social care systems.Members of the Unite IT network are invited to submit short…Continue
New webinar on Vulnerable groups at the Risk of Exclusion
Posted by Ivan Stojilovic. Last reply by Ilona Griniute Nov 7, 2014. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Dear members of the working group,We are preparing the second round of webinars related to e-inclusion of vulnerable groups. The first webinar organized in July this year was devoted to ICT and persons with disabilities.Now, we would like to hear which topics/areas of work/specific vulnerable groups you would be interested to hear about in the next webinar within our group.Also, besides proposing…Continue
Tags: vulnerable, webinar
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