The “How Can You(th) prevent it?” Project, in accordance with the position of the World Health Organization, regards Violence against women and DaV as a major public health problem and a human rights violation deeply rooted in asymmetric power balances between genders, discriminatory cultural norms and rigid gender roles. Its main purpose is to empower young people to act on the promotion of gender equality and prevention of dating violence in their immediate surroundings by raising awareness of the real impact of the phenomena and on the underlying causes and mechanisms that maintain the power imbalance between women and men with local, regional, and international effect. The main objectives include: - (O1) To raise awareness and knowledge in 40 young people about harmful social norms and gender stereotypes that powers gender inequalities; - (O2) To promote personal and social competences on 40 young people as agents of change towards a model of partner relationships intolerant to violence and abuse; - (O3) To provide a safe place for communication and reflection for 40 young people on the topics of gender equality, human rights and Dating Violence relating to each person’s experience, culture and knowledge on the subject; - (O4) To provide an educational experience and networking opportunity aimed at connecting young people of different countries, cultures and backgrounds to become active in peer learning and to become influencers in their communities; - (O5) To raise awareness and knowledge on the topics of gender equality and dating violence near 5000 young people around the globe through events and activities with local, national and international impact. This project is deeply rooted on the values on which the European Union is founded, aiming to the dissemination and practice of societies based on pluralism, non-discrimination, tolerance, justice, solidarity and equality between women and men.