News!
Generation Infinity project partners held the first live partnership meeting in Bulgaria!
On 20 June, the Generation Infinity partners met face-to-face to turbo-charge our mission of making digital life senior-friendly, scam-proof and downright fun. 
Main focus: wrapping up the research phase that maps exactly where older adults get stuck online—so our upcoming curriculum, trainer toolkit and e-platform hit the sweet spot.
Big thanks to our coordinator Municipality Gotse Delchev for the warm welcome! Next stops: finalising the Feasibility & Gap Report, polishing training modules and rolling out pilot sessions across five countries. 
Stay tuned for fresh resources and insider tips as Generation Infinity brings #DigitalSkills to every generation!
Launch of WP2 Research Phase: Questionnaires Released
The Generation Infinity consortium has opened six multilingual online questionnaires that mark the official start of Work Package 2’s field research. The survey suite—available in English, Bulgarian, Greek, Slovenian, Polish and Italian—seeks input from senior citizens (65+), “pre-senior” workers aged 50 +, adult-education trainers, young adults (18-35), and organisations that serve or employ older adults. Collected data will feed directly into the Feasibility Report and Gap Analysis that map seniors’ current digital competences, safety concerns and learning preferences and will guide the forthcoming Train-the-Trainers framework and curriculum design. All partners will circulate the questionnaires via their community networks; results will be consolidated by Fondazione Università Adulti Anziani and presented at the in-person research meeting in Bulgaria on June.
Our kick-off meeting!
On 11 December 2024, representatives of all 6 partner organisations gathered online for Generation Infinity’s kick-off meeting, setting the project formally in motion.
The consortium reviewed the management and financial plan, approved the quality-assurance, diversity-and-inclusion, green, and engagement strategies, and heard detailed road-maps for each technical work package: WP2’s Digital Senior Learning Feasibility Report and Train-the-Trainers framework, WP3’s eight-module curriculum, WP4’s multilingual digital-learning platform, and WP5’s dissemination and exploitation activities.
The session closed with a lively Q&A that aligned timelines, assigned immediate tasks and confirmed the next transnational milestones, signalling a unified commitment to empowering Europe’s older citizens in the digital age.