Breaking Bullying Barriers

We are looking for partners/applicants for our project on Peer Bullying!

This project aims to use art as a tool to draw attention to and combat peer bullying, which is widespread among young people. The project aims to develop young people's empathy, cooperation and communication skills, strengthen their emotional intelligence and produce creative solutions to cope with bullying. With the expressive power of art, young people will be able to better understand their emotional world and express themselves in this area.

Various workshops, role-playing activities and personal storytelling will be organized throughout the project. Participants will better understand the effects of bullying and gain awareness on this issue through these activities. In addition, understanding and cooperation will be encouraged between young people from different backgrounds with intercultural interaction days. At the end of the project, participants will explore activism through art and share their experiences by documenting them with certificates.

The objectives of our project are as follows:
O1: Raising awareness about peer bullying among young people during the project. Increased understanding and recognition of peer bullying among young people will lead to a more informed and informed youth community.
O2: To support young people to deal more effectively with peer bullying during the project and to provide creative and effective solutions. Supporting a more empowered attitude among young people facing such challenges.
O3: Throughout the entire project creating empathy, cooperation and communication skills among young people and promoting social cooperation. This involves improving interpersonal skills, cultivating increased empathy, and promoting better communication O4: Helping young people develop emotional intelligence skills and better understand their own emotional world.
O5: To equip with the necessary knowledge on how to use art to enhance emotional well-being.

There will be 5 partners within the scope of the project and we plan to make teams of 5 people, including 4 participants and 1 group leader from each country.