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Two workshops for the Digital Civic Participation project were done in October with high school students from the Falk High School in Cinisello Balsamo.The activities were done with two groups of students attending third and fourth grades following the non-formal education method The first activity was to ask the students some questions about their personal use of digital tools and how…
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The Institute of Research & Training on European Affairs – I.R.T.E.A, as part of the European project Digital Civic Participation – D.C.P v2.0, organized two workshops on October 7, 2022, with a total duration of 6 hours on the topic of “Digital Tools for Participation.” The participants were 30 young people between the ages of 18 and 30.…
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Two workshops on digital participation were held this weekend within the DCP v2.0 project. The participants had the opportunity to participate in an interactive setting to discuss the overall concept and use of digital participation and their approach to it. The workshops kicked off with introductory remarks about the overall project and an introduction to…
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The Institute of Research & Training on European Affairs – I.R.T.E.A. is implementing the project “Digital Civic Participation v2.0 (DCP v2.0),” funded by the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values program of the European Union (CERV-2021-CITIZENS-TOWN). DCP v2.0 aims to document and analyze digital tools for participatory democracy and engagement used in EU countries, and create…
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We are excited to announce the development of the Brochure of the project, containing important information in relation to the project. Check out here.

The Institute of Research & Training on European Affairs – I.R.T.E.A. implements the project “Digital Civic Participation v2.0 (DCP v2.0)” funded by the program Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values of the European Union (CERV-2021-CITIZENS-TOWN). Due to the necessity for urgent, flexible decisions during the COVID-19 crisis, regulatory power has substantially shifted toward the government and…
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The logo of the project is off to go!