The second day of the FAITH Project progress meeting in Huelva saw partners from IMPRESS, APG, and Inercia Digital dive deeper into the practical aspects of implementing AI in youth work. Building on the discussions from the first day, the focus shifted towards refining project deliverables and setting clear action plans for the coming months.
Workshops dominated the morning session, where each organization shared case studies and prototypes of AI-driven tools designed to empower youth workers and enhance youth engagement. APG presented a platform using AI to personalize learning experiences, while Inercia Digital showcased how AI can support digital skill-building for young people. IMPRESS brought attention to how AI can streamline communication between youth organizations and the communities they serve.
Interactive discussions revolved around ensuring accessibility and inclusivity in the use of AI tools, particularly for disadvantaged youth. The partners brainstormed ways to tailor their AI solutions to address diverse needs while maintaining ethical standards and protecting user data.
In the afternoon, the team consolidated the input from both days, outlining the key milestones and responsibilities for the next phase of the project. With a clear roadmap ahead, the second day concluded on a collaborative and optimistic note, as all partners expressed confidence in the transformative potential of AI for youth work.
