Finding a train connection, buying a ticket online, or understanding a delay notice is part of everyday life for many people. For adult learners with a migrant background, however, these tasks can be challenging, especially when the information is only available digitally and in a new language.… Read more: From Timetables to Confident Travel

The eMATES project was presented during the International Let Her In assembly “Inclusion: a shared challenge”, held in Reus. The event brought together representatives from over twenty countries to share projects, exchange experiences and generate new synergies around inclusion, diversity, equality and participation. This dissemination activity offered… Read more: eMATES presented at the International Let Her In assembly in Reus

A parent receives a notification from the school app. The message is short: there is no lunch service tomorrow, homework must be completed by Friday, or a form needs to be signed. For many families, this may seem like a simple everyday situation. But for parents who… Read more: From school app notifications to confident communication

The piloting phase of the Erasmus+ EMATES project educational materials is underway, with the participation of migrant trainees The piloting phase of the eMATES project educational materials is underway at the Vardakeios  School in Ermoupolis, with the participation of migrant trainees who are testing the activities and… Read more: Greek language workshop for online case management

Syros, Greece, 29 September – 1 October 2025 The Training of Trainers for the Erasmus+ project eMATES – “Empowering marginalised adults with a migrant background to access e-government through language learning and teacher training” took place in Syros, hosted by Vardakeios School. During this three-day training, participants… Read more: Training of Trainers in Syros | Greece |29 Sep – 1 Oct 2025

Reus, Spain – January 28-29, 2025 We are thrilled to announce the successful kick-off meeting of the eMATES project, an Erasmus+ initiative aimed at reducing the digital divide among adult migrants through second-language learning in e-governance environments. In today’s society, the digital gap is no longer just about internet… Read more: Kick-off Meeting in Reus | Spain 

Across Europe, digital transformation is reshaping how citizens access public services — from healthcare and job searches to housing, education, and legal procedures. While this shift offers efficiency and convenience, it also creates new barriers for people who are not yet fluent in the local language or… Read more: Why eMATES Matters | Language Learning for a Digitally Inclusive Europe