The CLICK – Creating Literacy In Cyber Knowledge: Youth Empowered Against Online Risks project aims to provide young Europeans with concrete tools for the informed, critical, and responsible use of digital technologies, while strengthening their ability to prevent online risks and contribute to building a safe, inclusive, and respectful digital space. Today, the internet and social media are an integral part of adolescents' lives, influencing communication, identity, and relationships. However, these so-called digital natives do not always have the skills needed to address complex phenomena such as cyberbullying, hate speech, grooming, sexting, privacy violations, fake news, and digital addictions. European data shows that nearly nine million children have experienced online violence before the age of fifteen, a phenomenon exacerbated by the pandemic. At the same time, digital platforms do not guarantee full protection, while parents and educators often lack adequate digital literacy. Excessive use of devices can also lead to isolation and aggression, while invisible algorithms shape emotions and behaviours. In this context, there is an urgent need for digital education that transforms young people from passive users to active citizens, capable of preventing harmful behaviors and contributing to the creation of a sustainable and inclusive digital environment. CLICK responds to this challenge by promoting a cultural shift: young people are not simply recipients, but protagonists of the project, involved in participatory processes that enhance empowerment, responsibility, and leadership. From a youth work practice perspective, the project's main objectives are: - Youth empowerment, making young people active agents of change, strengthening their autonomy, self-esteem, and ability to influence their own contexts; - Prevention of digital risks, offering practical tools to recognize and combat cyberbullying, hate speech, sexting, fake news, and addictions, increasing digital security and personal data protection; - Development of social and civic skills, stimulating critical thinking, creativity, leadership, collaboration, and conflict management skills through non-formal education methodologies; - Social inclusion and cohesion, ensuring equal opportunities for vulnerable young people or those at risk of marginalization, promoting digital technology as a vehicle for innovation and social inclusion; Active European citizenship, creating a transnational community of informed and responsible young people, capable of taking local action and contributing to a shared vision of European digital citizenship. The project takes into account national specificities: in Italy, cyberbullying and sexting are on the rise; in Spain, hate speech against minorities is strongly linked to gaming and social media; in Portugal, a lack of training for parents and educators creates an educational gap; in Bulgaria, schools and data protection systems are weak; in Malta, excessive use of social media has led to isolation and addiction; in Hungary, disinformation makes it urgent to develop fact-checking skills and analytical thinking. CLICK is one of the priorities of the Erasmus+ 2021–2027 program, promoting inclusion, participation, European citizenship, and digital transformation. Youth Exchanges activities represent the ideal tool for fostering empowerment, innovation, and cohesion, strengthening a sense of European belonging and stimulating intercultural dialogue. The expected outcomes include: increased awareness and resilience among young people in the face of online risks; the creation of a transnational youth community committed to promoting positive and inclusive messages; the development of transferable skills (digital, social, and civic) for personal growth, active citizenship, and employability; the production of replicable tools (guidelines, toolkits, digital campaigns) for schools, associations, and local communities; the strengthening of a sense of European belonging and democratic participation. CLICK aims to train a generation of young, digitally aware citizens capable of addressing online risks, leveraging the opportunities offered by digital technology, and contributing to building a safer, more inclusive, and sustainable European future.