The goal of the project was to raise social awareness about cyberbullying and provide tools and strategies to effectively prevent its occurrence, particularly among young people. The project aimed to educate participants about the risks associated with using the internet, social media, and electronic devices, as well as enable them to develop skills to recognize and respond to online threats. Furthermore, the goal was to understand and highlight the phenomenon of cyberbullying in an international context and to promote cooperation and intercultural integration through youth exchange. The project also aimed to educate participants about human rights and responsible use of technology, which was intended to help them develop digital, social, and civic competencies. The project also sought to understand how legal systems in European Union countries function in the context of combating cyberbullying and what actions youth can take to actively participate in preventing this problem. The project aimed to support participants in developing empathetic and responsible attitudes, as well as improving their language and communication skills. The main goal was to counteract the harmful effects of cyberbullying through education, active actions for human rights, and combating social exclusion, aiming to promote attitudes of shared responsibility and community in the context of this contemporary challenge.