How can we create more inclusive gaming, esports, and computer culture programs for children and young people?
The E-sports Alliance and the Norwegian E-sports Federation invite you to a hands-on workshop as part of the “Barrier-Free Digital Culture” project. Here, we bring together clubs, volunteer organizations, schools, after-school clubs, municipalities, and other local stakeholders to engage in practical work on inclusion in gaming, e-sports, and digital culture.
The goal of the workshop is to identify specific barriers and needs—and to work together to test and further develop tools that can make local digital culture programs more accessible, safe, and inclusive.
The feedback from participants will be used in the development of, among other things, club kits, guides, and short learning resources for the project.
During the workshop, we will, among other things, take a closer look at:
This is a hands-on workshop, and the participants’ own experiences and challenges will be an important part of the work.
This collection is relevant for, among others, club leaders, coaches, and activity leaders; volunteers; teachers; staff at after-school clubs and youth programs; municipal employees; young volunteers; and others who work with gaming, esports, or computer culture for children and young people.
Date: August 20, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Location: St. Marie gate 46, 1706 Sarpsborg
Participation: Free
Number of spots: Maximum of 10 participants
Coffee and tea will be served throughout the session, and a light lunch will be provided toward the end of the workshop.
Do you have any questions about the workshop? Contact André Baumann at andre@esportalliansen.no.