OBJECTIVES 1. Gaining knowledge about what cyberbullying is, how the legal systems of the European Union and its countries work partners in the field of cyberbullying and what young people can do for the European Union to counter it dangerous phenomenon 2. Understanding what a victim of cyberbullying is struggling with (developing methods of psychological and legal support) 3. The willingness to understand the source of the problem, to understand who and why is creating such unpleasant and destructive situations 4. How can we educate others and how to protect children online 5. The participants wanted to find out how they can use electronic devices wisely and in this way develop your IT competences 7. Develop empathetic and just social and civic attitudes 8. The participants also wanted to improve their skills in the area of foreign languages and their own language 9. Willingness to develop one's activity in terms of initiative 10. The youth wanted to develop the attitudes of a conscious human being, knowing their rights, who would be able to to set a line for online abuse