Digital for youth is an initiative that helps Belgian organizations assisting young Belgians to become more digitally literate by providing ICT equipment and other support to organizations.

DigitAll is a private, public and non-profit sector initiative for digital inclusion in Belgium. This initiative brings together players from various sectors and backgrounds to build synergies and cooperate with one another. The project aims to contribute to bridging the digital divide by putting digital inclusion on the agenda, by developing a network and by creating a number of ready-to-use solutions that have a positive impact in both the short and the long term.

Max vzw is a non-profit organisation whose mission is to promote social inclusion through digital inclusion. Currently active in the vulnerable sectors of Cureghem and Vieux Molenbeek, it encourages its inhabitants to search for their talents and skills. The organisation uses innovative methodologies and tools, always in Dutch and French, with an emphasis on digital literacy. It offers among other things workshops for children, coding schools and training courses, from basic computer training for people who have never touched a computer to training for more specialised people.

Technofutur TIC is a labelled “competence centre” located at the Gosselies Aeropole, north of Charleroi. The centre has been entrusted by the Walloon Region with the implementation of a high-level awareness, information and training project in the field of information and communication technologies (ICT).

The Walchain initiative aims to promote Blockchain “Made In Wallonia” as an innovative tool for building collaborative and transparent ecosystems but also as an opportunity to contribute to the sustainable economic redeployment in Wallonia. The members of the Walchain network come from the various components of the Walloon Blockchain ecosystem: companies, research actors, public organisations, etc.

Women account for only 17% of the digital workforce.
Hack the system. 52% of the European population are women, but only 17% of the digital sector!
Things can change! The future is digital – and diverse. As supporting players, we focus on activation, representation and inclusiveness.

Award created to honour excellence, innovation and leadership in cyber security in Belgium

CHAISE is a Sector Skills Alliance financed by the Erasmus+ programme. Our core mission is to develop a strategic approach on blockchain skills development for Europe as well as to deliver future-proof training solutions, in order to tackle blockchain skill shortages and to respond to the current and future skill needs of the European Blockchain workforce.

CHAISE is a Sector Skills Alliance financed by the Erasmus+ programme. Our core mission is to develop a strategic approach on blockchain skills development for Europe as well as to deliver future-proof training solutions, in order to tackle blockchain skill shortages and to respond to the current and future skill needs of the European Blockchain workforce.

Training & guidance for doing appsec right!

Security Knowledge Framework is a fully open-source Python-Flask / Angular web-application that uses many other great open source projects to train you and your team in building secure applications, by design.

Our mission is to stimulate children’s digital skills by teaching them computational thinking. In this way, our lessons help children acquire the critical digi-skills they need in this digitising society. With attractive, narrative and theoretically sound learning paths in Scratch and Minecraft Education, we offer children between the ages of 10 and 14 a fantastic programming experience. Our learning paths are designed for schools or children who want to work at home.

Explore new technologies, build skills that are foundational for the workplace, and earn professional badges to show what you’ve learned—all for free.