A digital workshop for seniors was held at the Ecumenical Humanitarian Organization, where participants had the opportunity to learn about the basics and practical use of artificial intelligence. The training focused on hands-on examples, teaching participants how to transform their thoughts and words into images and videos using digital tools.

During the workshop, special emphasis was placed on the idea that technology should be a tool accessible to everyone, not just programmers. Activities like this help older adults overcome digital barriers and discover new ways of expression and access to information.

The workshop was led by volunteer Furkan Yildirim from Turkey, who is volunteering with our organization as part of the project "Humanitarian Volunteering for Solidarity Activities" (HVSA). The project is implemented by the Ecumenical Humanitarian Organization (EHO) with the support of the EU Aid Volunteers program and the European Union.

Through education and support, EHO continues to endeavor in the building of a society in which digital innovations are inclusive and adapted to the needs of all citizens.