The aim of implementing the "Keep It Sociable and Safe" (KISS) project was to gain a deeper understanding of cyberbullying and its causes, effects, and ways to deal with it. The project sought to organize an international youth exchange that would bring together young people from different countries to share their experiences and learn from each other. The objectives of the KISS project were to: O1: Increase the knowledge and skills of project participants in the field of cyberbullying, including how to recognize it, understand its root causes, and learn how to deal with it and act against it. O2: Develop empathy, critical thinking, and self-awareness of the participants, helping them to better understand the impact of cyberbullying and how to support those who are affected by it. O3: Create an international environment that would allow the participants to look at the cyberbullying problem from different perspectives and share the knowledge and best practices gained during the project. O4: Equip youth organizations with non-formal education tools and methods that would help them to educate and support their target groups in the fight against cyberbullying. O5: Promote the EU and Erasmus+ program as supporters in the fight against cyberbullying, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and cooperation in addressing this global problem.