The Erasmus+ KA210 Youth project "Digital Wellbeing: Digital Wellbeing: DigiLife Platform to Increase Physical and Mental Resilience," coordinated by USAP e.V. and implemented in partnership with BEKAM, aims to increase the resilience of young people in the digital age.

Digital Wellbeing is a multinational project launched to raise awareness among youth workers and young people about the risks they encounter in the digital world. Coordinated by the Germany-based US Akademiker Platformu (USAP e.V.) and carried out in partnership with the Science, Education, Culture and Research Center Association (BEKAM), this Erasmus+ KA210 Youth project aims to improve the digital literacy skills of young people. At the same time, it places strengthening the physical and mental resilience of individuals at its core. International collaborations are being developed to enable youth workers to respond more effectively to the needs of the digital age. Within the scope of the project, which will continue for twelve months, it is planned to establish a sustainable digital learning environment.

INTERNATIONAL GATHERING FOR DIGITAL RESILIENCE

The project process is supported through international forums that bring together youth workers from different countries. In this context, the international session, which is one of the most important components of the project, was held in Cologne, Germany, between 3–7 July 2026. During the programme, where examples of good practices from the two countries were mutually shared, important topics such as safe digital use and digital addiction were discussed in detail. Thanks to these international activities planned within the context of Gaziantep and Cologne, the participants identified joint strategic steps in combating cyberbullying and misinformation.

SUSTAINABLE LEARNING WITH THE DIGILIFE PLATFORM

The DigiLife Platform, which will be developed within the scope of the project, will provide comprehensive educational content in the field of digital wellbeing. This system, which will include guidance materials and practical resources for youth workers, will also fill an important gap in digital content production. The platform to be established will serve as a support mechanism that young people and professionals working in this field can access at any time against the risks of the digital world. At the end of the project, it is aimed that the digital resources produced will be made openly available not only to the partner institutions but also to all civil society organizations operating in the field of youth and to young people. Thanks to the resources produced, digital awareness is also expected to reach much wider audiences and create a lasting social impact.