28-04-2026

During the 2025/2026 school year, the Almaviva Group supported the development and rollout of the “Online, Onlife” educational project organized by the Fondazione Articolo 49, an initiative created by the InClasse.net platform and dedicated to middle school and high school students, which helps young people develop greater awareness of their internet and social media use.

More than 20,000 students from 15 Italian regions, as well as over 5,000 students from Italian schools abroad, took part in the project. The educational program, developed under the memorandum of understanding between the MIM and AGCOM regarding digital citizenship, will allow all students in regions where the project is supported or promoted by regional Corecom bodies to obtain a “Digital License” issued by the authority.
For Almaviva, investing in digital literacy means going beyond the use of digital tools: it means educating people on how to understand content, stay safe online, respect others, and manage their digital identity.
At the end of the classroom sessions, participants will take part in the “Pay AttentiON” contest, which will invite them to explore the project’s themes in greater depth and share their perspectives. The best entries will be awarded in Rome, at the Chamber of Deputies, on June 4th. The Almaviva Group will attend the award ceremony and serve on the selection jury.