In the digital age, digital tools play a vital role in today's society, particularly in the daily lives of young people: as a place to exchange ideas and communicate, to relax, to play, to create, to organise, to learn and to search for information... Digital skills have become essential for social and professional integration. Yet many young people in difficult situations face barriers to accessing and learning digital skills. This project aims to develop young people's digital skills, their digital citizenship and their ability to reflect on the issues, limits and dangers involved. Through a range of activities (workshops, debates, events, European mobility), participants will be involved in the project, which will link digital technology with current social and environmental issues, as well as European citizenship.