Why DigiCreate Matters 
June 11, 2025 EA Editor

Why DigiCreate Matters 

The power of digital creativity in intercultural exchange


In today’s interconnected world, creativity is no longer local, it’s global. Research shows digital tools tutor, enable, and mediate collaborative creativity, enriching language learning, innovation, and problem-solving across cultural divides. Digital creativity and intercultural exchange are essential for building empathy, broadening perspectives, and preparing youth to thrive in diverse, collaborative environments.

 

Source: https://tinyurl.com/4pap7j5c

 

According to the European Commission and UNESCO, virtual intercultural exchanges not only improve communication and digital literacy, they foster empathy, reduce stereotypes, and empower young people to act as global citizens. Digital tools are more than just tech, they are bridges to mutual understanding and collaboration.

But not everyone has equal access to the tools or spaces to make this happen.

 

🎯 That’s where DigiCreate comes in.

Through its Digital Hive Toolbox, Online Platform, and globalized curriculum, DigiCreate:

  • Promotes intercultural exchange among youth from the EU and Western Balkans
    Uses digital mobility to include those with limited physical access
    Encourages creativity as a shared language for collaboration
    Hosts virtual exchange conferences to connect young creatives, trainers, and educators
    Builds digital & soft skills through interactive tools, open courses, and peer networks

 

With over 2,500 young people engaged across Europe, DigiCreate empowers the next generation to use creativity not only to express, but to connect.

 

👉More information at: https://digicreate-empower.eu/ 


EU-Funded Project: 101193474 — DigiCreate — ERASMUS-EDU-2024-VIRT-EXCH

 

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 EACEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.