We live in an era where the flow of information is huge or there is no information at all, when we talk about certain topics. In many countries the topic of sex is still taboo, in others it's not, but there are still obstacles when facing sex-related topics. Parents often provide unreliable/insufficient information on sex-related topics, and the same happens with peers. The Internet plays a large role, we live in a digital era, where access to information is often not controlled. In addition, there is media coverage which can distort the perception of sexuality (for example, youth watching pornographic content on the Internet). A lot of times people do not understand their own sexuality; thus, it is hard to pass the knowledge to the younger generations. Sexual behaviours are rapidly changing. As a result there is an increasing fear of STIs (sexually transmitted infections), teenage pregnancies (because of the lack of knowledge about contraception and responsibility) and sexual abuse and harassment. This project aimed to foster the ability of young people to make conscious decisions about their sexuality and relationships, as well as their well-being and health. This was done by equipping youth workers and teachers with information, creative tools & methods, which will help in their daily work with young people. The objectives of the project were: 1. Raise social awareness about the importance of sexual education 2. Break the taboos and myths surrounding sexuality 3. Exchange knowledge and practices on sexual education in the participating countries 4. To find creative ways to incorporate sexual education into the youth work and education