BSF Belgium has been working since 2017 to reduce social inequalities by providing citizens and frontline professionals with innovative educational content. Their work is built around three main pillars:

• Reading and language proficiency: Through a vibrant and inclusive approach to reading, BSF develops projects in schools, cultural centers, and youth centers. Special attention is given to populations distant from books, making reading accessible, empowering, and unifying.
• Citizenship and digital inclusion: BSF strengthens basic digital skills among vulnerable populations, raises youth awareness about digital citizenship, and trains frontline professionals in digital support. These initiatives directly contribute to inclusive digital education and reducing the digital divide.
• Equity and strengthening the school system: BSF supports actors in the school and extracurricular sectors in improving their teaching practices, and promotes access to free educational resources like Khan Academy, translated and adapted to the Belgian context.