Cyberkind

Objectives

• Organize and facilitate a non-formal education-based training course, spanning five days, to enhance the awareness and understanding of 22 participants regarding various aspects of cyber-violence, including its root causes, forms, impact on victims, and the role of social media in perpetuating such behaviour. 
• Equip 22 participants with practical skills for safe and responsible online behaviour, including understanding cybersecurity, recognizing phishing attempts, and managing their digital footprint.
• Empower the 22 participants with the knowledge and tools to effectively respond to cyber-violence, including reporting incidents, supporting victims, and using digital platforms for positive advocacy.                                                 
• Collaboratively develop a 2 hour workshop design on cyber-violence awareness, prevention, and intervention to serve as a valuable resource for promoting safe and responsible online behaviour within the participants' communities.

Target group

• 22 participants 18+ years old, without age limit
• Youthworkers, volunteers that work with young people
• People interested in subjects as cyberviolence, gender based violence, domestic violence.
• People motivated to participate for the entire duration of the youth exchange.
• Medium level of English
• Open minded and inclusive

Dissemination required after the activity

The dissemination activity will consist in organizing in their local community a 2 hour workshop on cyber-violence awareness, prevention, and intervention using the structure designed during the TC.

Also, as part of the dissemination process the organizations will have to share on their social media and online communication channels the activities in which the participants are taking part during the youth exchange and also the dissemination activity (images, videos, description of the activities, name of the project).