In Timișoara, ACT O’Clock ran a local version of the Budapest project, helping youth workers explore how digital tools can protect human rights. The event taught participants how to build trust and fairness in digital spaces through education and strong ethical values.
Workshops focused on topics like data privacy, responsible social media use, and promoting equal access for all. The group also shared examples of online campaigns that make real change and discussed how to involve more young people in digital projects.
The experience was full of learning and teamwork—and a strong reminder of how technology can support fairness and equality.