About
Rationale
The NextGen Parenting project addresses key challenges in Europe related to adult learning, digitalization and gender equality. Many parents face barriers such as lack of time, financial pressure and limited access to flexible learning, leaving them unprepared for the rapidly changing digital world their children grow up in. At the same time, online gender-based violence is increasing, with children and adolescents frequently exposed to cyberbullying, hate speech, grooming and sexist content; issues many parents do not feel confident discussing or managing.
Adult educators also need updated tools, gender-sensitive approaches and digital resources that are specifically designed for working with parents, as well as stronger opportunities for cooperation and capacity building.
To meet these needs, NextGen Parenting provides flexible training, high-quality digital and gender literacy resources and an AI-powered learning portal that makes upskilling accessible and practical. By strengthening parents’ competences and supporting educators, the project aims to reduce online risks, close digital and generational gaps and promote safer, more respectful and inclusive environments for families across Europe.
Key Objectives:
Educators’ Skills
Improve educators’ digital and pedagogical skills
Support for Parents
Equip parents with practical tools and resources
Collaboration
Foster international collaboration and exchange of best practices
Innovation
Develop innovative digital learning environments
NextGen Parenting aims:
Set up the e-PARENTING ACADEMIES in the form of LEARNING HUBS to upgrade adult learning.
Offer comprehensive and organised opportunities to empower parents, family members and educators to become AMBASSADORS against gender-based and cyber violence.
Foster a community of proactive families committed to promoting gender equality and digital safety.
Target Groups
Parents & family members of young children and/or teenagers who are using or are exposed to the use of social media
Adult educators working with parents
Children of various ages
users of social media
Community,
Adult Centers, Associations
