Digital Community Le Numérique communautaire

Community initiative · New Brunswick

Technology in service of the community

We help youth, adults and seniors understand, use and secure the digital tools they rely on every day, with clear explanations and local, hands-on support.

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Our approach

1Understandtechnology, simply
2Shareand learn from one another
3Growwith confidence, at your own pace

Why this project

No one should be left behind by technology

Everyday services and paperwork are moving online quickly. For people who lack guidance or support, this shift can become a barrier. Artificial intelligence and the growing circulation of personal information also make digital choices harder.

Digital Community responds with human, local support. We turn technical issues into clear advice and concrete actions.

Raise awareness

Explaining digital risks in plain language: fraud, personal data, misinformation, AI.

Train

Hands-on workshops: real-life scenarios, role-play, quizzes and guided exercises.

Support

Help with online services, forms and security settings.

Upcoming activities

Find the workshop that fits you

All our activities are free. Choose your audience, then sign up: we'll confirm the date and location by email. Workshops are currently delivered in French.

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Everyday digital safety

  • 50 and over
  • 90 minutes
  • 10 spots
  • Provincial library
  • In French

Recognize a suspicious message or call, verify a request through an official channel, and respond calmly. A practical workshop with realistic scenarios and voting cards.

What you'll learn
  • Pressure tactics: urgency, fear, secrecy, rewards
  • Fake delivery notices, bank calls, family emergencies
  • Passwords, two-step verification, devices
  • What to do quickly after an incident

No passwords or personal information will be requested.

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Using AI without losing your own thinking

  • Youth and adults
  • Group exercise
  • Led by Sanaba Kanté

Use artificial intelligence wisely while keeping your ability to think and express yourself. The workshop ends with a hands-on group exercise.

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Youth workshops: my digital identity

  • Youth
  • Schools and youth organizations

Data protection, digital identity, artificial intelligence and responsible digital habits.

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A hand with your online tasks

  • Adults and seniors
  • One-on-one support

Help with online services, forms and your devices' security settings.

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Partnerships open

A workshop for your organization?

Library, school, community group: we adapt an activity to your audience.

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No activities for this audience yet. Sign up to hear about the next ones.

How it works

Getting involved is easy

  1. Sign upFill out the form in 2 minutes. It's free.
  2. We contact youWe'll write to confirm the date, location and your needs.
  3. Take partJoin the workshop, ask your questions and leave with practical habits.

Our approach

We start from real needs

  1. 01UnderstandClarify the audience, the context and the main need.
  2. 02DesignAdapt the content, examples and activities.
  3. 03TestRun a first activity in a participatory setting.
  4. 04ImproveGather feedback and adjust the material.

The team

Who leads the project

Ansoumane Condé

Founder and project lead

Trained in programming and mobile applications, he is completing a bachelor's degree in computer science, with a focus on digital security, at Université Laval. He combines technical skills and communications experience to make technology more accessible.

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Sanaba Kanté

Associate

A data analytics student at CCNB, she brings experience in community program coordination and volunteering. She leads the workshop on using artificial intelligence wisely.

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Frequently asked questions

You may be wondering…

Is it free?

Yes. Registration and workshops are free. Digital Community is a volunteer initiative.

Do I need to bring a computer or phone?

No, it's not required. Workshops use examples shown on screen and paper-based activities. You can bring your phone if you'd like to practise.

I'm not comfortable with technology. Is this for me?

Absolutely. Our workshops start from scratch, in plain language, and every question is welcome.

Will you ask for my passwords or personal information?

Never. All examples are fictional and sharing personal experiences is optional.

What language are workshops in?

Workshops are currently offered in French. Tell us your preferred language in the form: we take it into account when planning future activities.

How can I volunteer?

Choose "Volunteer" in the sign-up form. We'll contact you to talk about your interests and availability.

Join us

Become a Digital Community member

Take part in our workshops, volunteer your time or propose a partnership. Membership is free and takes 2 minutes.

Questions? Email us at lenumcommunautaire@gmail.com

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