The project Together Against Bullying aims to reduce the occurrence of bullying among young people through prevention, strengthening competences, and creating a safe environment. From the perspective of youth work, it represents a systematic process where participants move from becoming aware of the problem, through developing concrete skills, to applying and transferring them into their communities. Main objectives of the project: 1. Increase awareness of bullying and its consequences - Measurable indicator: At least 80% of participants will demonstrate increased knowledge in pre/post-project tests. - Youth practice: Participants will be able to identify different forms of bullying, including cyberbullying, recognize risky behavior, and understand mechanisms of support. 2.Develop skills in conflict resolution and mediation - Measurable indicator: 70% of participants will successfully manage model conflict resolution situations (according to feedback from leaders and a psychologist). - Youth practice: Participants will acquire assertive communication, active listening, and steps to support victims. 3.Strengthen self-confidence and the ability to intervene in bullying situations - Measurable indicator: At least 60% of participants will confirm an increased comfort level in expressing their attitudes toward bullying (self-reflection questionnaire). - Youth practice: Young people will gain the experience that their voice matters, and they are able to take on the role of protecting the weaker. 4. Support youth participation and community impact - Measurable indicator: At least 50% of participants will carry out a follow-up (workshop, discussion, online campaign) within 3 months after the project. - Youth practice: Participants will try facilitating activities, create materials, and learn how to spark discussions on the topic in their environment. 5.Reduce risks associated with cyberbullying and the online space - Measurable indicator: 75% of participants can name at least 3 methods of protection against cyberbullying and the procedure for how to respond. - Youth practice: Development of digital safety, awareness of legal and ethical boundaries of online behavior.