The project "Cyberviolence - let's fight it together!" was implemented through the cooperation of youth and organizations from 4 countries: Poland, Bulgaria, Greece and Georgia. The thematic issues that led the participants to take part in it were the need for education and qualification in skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary for safe and responsible participation in the virtual world. Technological development forces and at the same time encourages us to use the cyber world for almost all our needs. This is followed by its peculiar dangers. Young people, as a group, spend the most time in it and are most vulnerable to the dangers that arise there. The intended main goal of the project was to equip youth workers and young people, with the tools needed to deal with cyberbullying and to strengthen the skills to recognize, respond to and prevent any manifestation of it. Specific goals of the project included: - to share effective practices and experience regarding cyberbullying between young people, youth workers and organizations, - to analyze and consolidate the forms of violence that threaten its participants (online harrasement, cyberstalking, phising), - systematize knowledge of traditional violence and cyberbullying and detail the differences between the two, - to analyze the act of cyberbullying step by step, taking into account the reasons and consequences for perpetrators, victims and the witness to the incident, - breaking down cultural and language barriers of project participants - establish new contacts between youth, organizations and youth workers, - developing and presenting knowledge on the prevention of cyberbullying, reducing the risk of its occurrence and at the same time increasing the chance of responding to it, - implementation of workshops using the Loesje method, thus making their participants' creative thinking skills more effective - enabling participants to transfer the knowledge and experience gained to other audiences by increasing their competence in the aspect of creating Erasmus+ projects.