The project aims to prevent gender-based and sexual violence during adolescence, before harmful attitudes and behaviours become entrenched. Through participatory and experiential interventions, it seeks to strengthen adolescents’ socio-emotional skills, their critical awareness of gender stereotypes, and their ability to recognise forms of violence, set personal boundaries, understand consent and seek support.
Target Groups
Adolescents aged 12-18 facing multiple vulnerabilities, particularly those living in child protection facilities, experiencing psychosocial difficulties or having experienced violence, as well as adolescents from minority or migrant backgrounds, Roma adolescents, LGBTQI+ adolescents and adolescents with disabilities. Particular attention is also given to girls and adolescents who may reproduce violent behaviours.
Key Activities
- 6 good practice exchange activities with Greek organisations and participatory development and validation of educational material
- Knowledge exchange with European organisations, involving 10 participants
- 24 participatory awareness-raising and prevention workshops for 45 adolescents
- 18 audiovisual co-creation workshops for 30 of the participating adolescents
- 2 participatory mapping and information-material co-creation workshops with 10 adolescents
- Development and dissemination of an audiovisual campaign comprising 4 communication materials/interventions in conventional media and 10 online communication activities, aiming to raise awareness among more than 2,000 people
- Final event with 70 participants