Artificial Intelligence and critical thinking in European Solidarity Corps

Webinars series:
Exploring Digital transformation in European Solidarity Corps Volunteering Activities

Webinar 3 out of 3 :
30 March 2026 (Monday), 14:00 – 15:30 CET
Artificial Intelligence and critical thinking in European Solidarity Corps

E-learning
30 March | online, Zoom, France

REGISTER HERE: link

Critical thinking is an essential dimension of digital transformation in European Solidarity Corps (ESC) volunteering, particularly in the context of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The ability to think critically is crucial for navigating life in general, digital environments in particular, and AI tools even more so. This challenge applies to volunteers engaged in ESC projects, who need support to make informed and responsible choices, but also to organizations to understand how to use these tools strategically and responsibly.

Accordingly, it is vital to reflect not only on the risks of AI, such as misinformation or biases, but also the ways in which it can enhance learning, problem-solving, and project outcomes. This webinar aims to help organizations navigate and balance these opportunities and risks, fostering critical thinking and informed decision-making among both volunteers and ESC organizations.

Guest speakers and outstanding project representatives will guide us through shared reflections and discussions on these themes, offering valuable good practices and concrete examples from their experience.

The French National AgencyErasmus+, in cooperation with the SALTO European Solidarity Corps and SALTO Digital Resource Centres, warmly invite organizations active within the European Solidarity Corps, and colleagues of National Agencies and SALTOs to share, reflect, and learn from the speakers and from each other.

This webinar is primarily intended for project coordinators and mentors active in the European Solidarity Corps, either in hosting or sending volunteers.

It is also open to organisations not currently active in the European Solidarity Corps, as long as they are based in countries where the programme is accessible.

If you belong to one of these organisations, we warmly encourage you to watch the following video to familiarise yourself with the programme before the webinar : Introduction to the ESC programme

Webinars will be facilitated by Amanda Milan and Laimonas Ragauskas.

For more information on guest speakers click here.

There is no selection – everyone (based in a country where European Solidarity Corps is accessible!) who is interested and registers will receive the link to join.

As this is a short-format webinar, a Youthpass won’t be provided to participants.

We look forward to seeing you online! ✨

The activity will be carried out online, therefore there will be no costs for accommodation and food.

Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU

This project is financed by the participating National Agencies (NAs) of the Erasmus+ Youth in Action Programme. The activity will be carried out online, therefore there will be no participation fee.

The activity will be carried out online, so there will be no travel costs.