ImpactBOX is building a free learning hub for a more inclusive education and training sector

What does it take to make education and training organisations truly inclusive, diverse, and sustainable, ensuring that the move toward a green and digital economy is truly equitable and inclusive?

Through ImpactBOX, partners across Europe are working on a new collection of free online learning resources designed to help educators, trainers and civil society organisations turn these ambitions into meaningful action.

Building the ImpactBOX Learning Hub: what’s coming next

One of the first major steps in the ImpactBOX project is the creation of online learning materials to offer practical, engaging and accessible learning opportunities. Over the first year of the project, the partnerss are working together to design and launch a free online learning course filled with practical tools and resources.Coordinate byAll Digital,the learning materials will be hosted on the

e All Digital Academy(ADA) platform and made freely available online, allowing learners to learn anytime and at their own pace. 

Whether you are an educator, trainer, CSO staff member, or practitioner working on inclusion and sustainability, the courses are designed to provide practical ideas, inspiration, and tools that can be directly applied in everyday work.

Four core themes

The learning content will be organised around four core themes:

• Access and Participation - led by Cémea France, this course will explore barriers to participation and inclusive access strategies, with a focus on vulnerable groups, civic engagement, and ways to ensure that more learners can actively participate in education and training opportunities. 

• Inclusion and Diversity - led by LLLP, this course will focus on how organisations can strengthen their inclusion and diversity strategies, practices and outputs, supporting the reflection on inclusive organisational cultures. 

• Digital Skills for Inclusion - led by All Digital, this course will examine digital inclusion in the digital age, including digital transition, blended work, artificial intelligence bias, gender and ethnicity in digital spaces, and fundamental rights in the digital environment. 

• Environmental Sustainability for Inclusion and Just Transition - led by Solidar+, this course will focus on environmentally sustainable practices through the lens of inclusion and social justice. It will explore how the green transition can be made fair, inclusive and accessible for all.

Together, these four themes reflect the project’s mission: promoting fairer participation in learning, strengthening inclusive organisational cultures, supporting equitable digital transitions, and advancing sustainability grounded in social justice.

Flexible, practical, and accessible learning

Each course will be organised into self-contained modules, including d, with lessons, practical activities,, case studies and additional tools and resources for further learning. 

Learners will be able to complete an entire course or explore only the modules most relevant to their needs and professional context.

Accessibility is a core priority throughout the development process. The materials are being designed in line with Universal Design for Learning principles and recognised accessibility standards, including clear structure, plain language, subtitles, alternative text, accessible PDFs and compatibility with assistive technologies. A bias-free content review process is also planned to support inclusive language and diverse representation.

Throughout 2026, content is being created and assembled across the four themes. In early 2027, the courses will be refined and prepared for publication, with the final resources launched by June 2027.

Why this matters

Education and training organisations are often expected to respond to major social and environmental challenges, but they do not always have easy access to practical tools to turn values such as inclusion, participation, or sustainability into everyday practice. By bringing together tested approaches, structured learning content and reusable resources in one freely accessible space, ImpactBOX aims to help bridge that gap.

Get involved

Are you already working on inclusion, diversity, digital inclusion or sustainability in education and training? We would love to hear from you. Share your good practices, tools or experiences and contribute to building more inclusive learning environments and CSOs across Europe. 

Stay updated on the progress of the ImpactBOX project by visiting the project webpage. 

For regular updates and ongoing activities, follow the project's LinkedIn page ImpactBOX and join the conversation.