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Bidigi- Verein zur Förderung partizipativer Bildung und Digitalisierung e.V.
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About Bidigi- Verein zur Förderung partizipativer Bildung und Digitalisierung e.V.
Bidigi- Verein zur Förderung partizipativer Bildung und Digitalisierung e.V. is a non-profit association founded in 2021 and based in Halle (Saale), Germany. Its core mission is to strengthen democratic participation and critical thinking in the digital age by promoting participatory education and civil society digitalization. The organization advocates for open knowledge, open source principles, and digital self-determination. It provides workshops, consultations, and project development for civil society organizations, public administrations, and educational institutions, aiming to foster digital literacy and bridge the digital divide.
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Sustainability Goals
Quality Education
Enhancing digital literacy for all
The organization offers workshops and educational programs to equip diverse target groups, including civil society and public administrations, with essential digital skills.
Promoting critical thinking in the digital age
Bidigi strengthens critical media competence, enabling citizens to navigate and shape the digital transformation actively and responsibly.
Reduced Inequalities
Bridging the digital divide for equitable access
The organization empowers citizens and civil society actors with enhanced digital literacy and critical media competence, ensuring broader participation in the digital sphere.
Empowering diverse groups through digitalization
Bidigi ensures that various target groups can actively and responsibly navigate the digital transformation, reducing disparities in digital self-determination.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Strengthening democratic participation digitally
The organization fosters civic engagement by enabling citizens and civil society actors to understand and shape the digital transformation, reinforcing democratic processes.
Promoting digital self-determination and transparency
Bidigi advocates for open knowledge, open source principles, and data protection, contributing to more transparent and just digital institutions.
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Q1What is the core mission of Bidigi-Verein?+
Bidigi-Verein's core mission is to promote participatory education and civil society digitalization. It aims to strengthen democratic participation and critical thinking in the digital age. The association advocates for open knowledge, open source principles, and digital self-determination.
Q2What services and initiatives does Bidigi offer?+
Bidigi provides a range of services and initiatives, including workshops, consultations, and project development. Its educational programs cover topics such as open source software, secure digital tools, data protection, and effective digital communication.
Q3Which target groups are Bidigi's educational programs designed for?+
Bidigi's educational programs are designed for diverse target groups. These include civil society organizations, public administrations, and educational institutions, aiming to strengthen their digital competencies.
Q4What societal contribution does Bidigi make and which SDGs are addressed?+
Bidigi contributes to bridging the digital divide and empowering communities through enhanced digital literacy and critical media competence. It primarily addresses SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and secondarily SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions).
Q5When was Bidigi founded and what is its legal form?+
Bidigi-Verein was founded in 2021 and is a non-profit association (e.V.). It is based in Halle (Saale), Germany.
