Who Are We?
A European Partnership for Lifelong Digital Education
About Us
Digital Generations brings together organisations committed to adult education, digital transformation, and social inclusion. We design and implement practical learning activities that respond to real digital needs, ensuring that adults—especially those with fewer opportunities—gain confidence and competence in the digital world. Our team combines expertise in education, training, community programmes, and innovation, working jointly to create sustainable impact across Europe.
The 3 of Us
Lead organisation coordinating the Digital Generations project. TWTrends specialises in educational initiatives and adult learning programmes, with experience in managing European projects and developing innovative training solutions. The organisation ensures coherent project implementation, quality assurance and strong collaboration among partners.
San Juan de Dios is a recognised non-profit organisation dedicated to social support, education and community wellbeing. With extensive experience working with vulnerable adults, the institution contributes its expertise in inclusion, accessibility and personalised learning pathways. In the Digital Generations project, San Juan de Dios helps ensure that digital training activities reach adults with fewer opportunities and respond effectively to real community needs.
Ilksenol is an organisation committed to adult education, digital empowerment and community development. Its work focuses on creating learning opportunities that strengthen social participation and digital competences among adults. Within Digital Generations, Ilksenol supports the implementation of training activities, engages local learners and contributes to the development of practical tools that enhance digital inclusion.
Contact us:
Mail: info@twtrends.eu
Disclaimer
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.