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How can artificial intelligence support course development? How can sustainability education translate into everyday habits? And how can learning and decision-making processes become more accessible to people whose voices are often overlooked? These questions guided Baltic InnoLab’s seven-day training visit to Monad Institute in Antalya, Turkey, as part of an Erasmus+ adult education mobility project.

What happens when people working in local government, education, social services, culture and civil society look at the same challenge from different perspectives? Often, they see different pieces of the same picture. This was at the heart of the first Sense BSR meeting where partners from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania came together not only to

To strengthen socially responsible and inclusive public sector services, Baltic InnoLab has joined an international initiative “Sense BSR – Enhancing accessibility of public recreational services for the neurodivergent individuals in the Baltic Sea Region”, funded by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region 2021-2027 programme. Neurodiversity has only recently started to receive the public attention it deserves.

Europe’s digital transition is entering a decisive phase. Artificial intelligence, data governance and digital platforms are reshaping economies and societies, while new European legislation seeks to ensure that technological progress remains democratic, trustworthy and aligned with public values. These questions were at the heart of the DO Impact Final Conference in Brussels, where Baltic InnoLab

The world around us is changing rapidly. New technologies, artificial intelligence and sustainability challenges are reshaping the way we work, learn and participate in society. To make sure that nobody is left behind in this transition, Baltic InnoLab is launching a new Erasmus+ project: “Weaving an Inclusive Baltic InnoLab Future with Green and Digital Threads.”

Over 100,000 participants, more than 2,900 organisations, and representatives from over 200 countries gathered in Barcelona this March to explore the future of technology at the Mobile World Congress. Behind these impressive numbers lies a deeper reality: artificial intelligence is no longer confined to the tech sector—it is rapidly reshaping every field, including the social

What if the biggest untapped resource in the social economy is not funding, but data? This question sat at the core of the DO Impact Workshop in Barcelona, where practitioners, innovators, and support organisations came together to explore how data and artificial intelligence can strengthen the impact of the third sector. The discussions made one