The twin transition can not only be understood as a move to a greener and digital state, but as an urgent call for a skills revolution across all sectors. The twin transition is a set of purposeful shifts of complex systems (that contain social, technological, and natural elements) toward a more sustainable and digitalized future state.

At the General Assembly on 3 June in Leipzig, EAEA members elected a new Executive Board and President.

In May 2025, the Flemish government in Belgium proposed a major increase in enrolment fees for courses at adult education centres. EAEA supports our Belgian member GO! and the Flemish Education Council in calling on the government to meet with education and social partners as soon as possible to agree on transitional measures, in case the changes go ahead.

MEDIA RELEASE. EAEA has awarded adult education projects in its 22nd annual Grundtvig Awards. This year’s award celebrated Flexible Learning Pathways in adult education.

The Just4All Consortium gathered in Stockholm for its third partner meeting – the final before the closing event that will take place in Brussels on September 24th-25th, with a key focus being how to prevent stagnation by actively applying the insights and lessons the project has proved so far.

From Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools that personalise learning to systems that automate administrative tasks, digital technologies are becoming deeply embedded in classrooms, universities, and lifelong learning environments. But alongside the benefits come complex questions about transparency, fairness, and the rights of learners. 

From May 5–7, 2025, EAEA, in cooperation with SVEB and ICAE, organised a training titled “Making the Case for Adult Learning and Twin Transitions: From the EU to Local Perspectives.” The training was held as part of the ALE4TT (Adult Learning and Education for the Twin Transition) project, co-funded by Movetia. Over three days, the training brought together 15 ALE educators eager to learn more about the twin transition and how to advocate for it.

The European Association for the Education of Adults (EAEA) is pleased to announce that we have officially joined the European Commission’s Pact for Skills initiative.

Older people, defined by Eurostat as those aged 65 years or more, are projected to make up 129.8 million of the EU population by 2050, a significant increase when compared to the 90.5 million at the start of 2019.

The European Year for Digital Citizenship Education 2025 must not only highlight the urgency of digital participation but also commit to shifting power dynamics in digital spaces.