Through this project, we aim to create a safe, caring, and intercultural space in which young people can reflect, express themselves, and take action on issues that directly concern them, such as respect, consent, and the prevention of harassment, particularly in the digital environment. The project seeks to respond to needs identified by the young people themselves during previous exchanges, building on their experiences, questions, and everyday realities. The project enables participants to become active agents of their own learning by involving them at all stages, from identifying needs and co-constructing activities to creating concrete outputs and taking part in evaluation. The specific objectives of the project are to: - Raise awareness among young people about respect, consent, and the prevention of harassment. - Give young people a voice so that they can express their experiences, doubts, and perspectives through creative and participatory methods. - Foster intercultural cooperation by bringing together different realities and educational practices from Belgium and Serbia. - Create concrete and sustainable outcomes designed by young people, such as an educational video game scenario, a theatre performance, and visual creations focusing on identity, self-image, and how others perceive us. By placing young people at the center of the process and valuing their voices, experiences, and initiatives, the project highlights the essential role of youth work as a space for learning, prevention, and civic engagement, capable of responding in a relevant and innovative way to the current challenges faced by young people.