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#NotOnOurFeed: European campaign brings together young people, families and teachers in the fight against cyberbullyingPhoto by Marta Branco on Pexels
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#NotOnOurFeed: European campaign brings together young people, families and teachers in the fight against cyberbullying

SAPO Tek3 September 2026 at 08:18

The European campaign #NotOnOurFeed is underway until September 25, with the objective of combating cyberbullying. This initiative brings together young people, families and teachers in a concerted effort to address the problem of digital harassment.

The campaign is inspired by the fundamental pillars of the European Union's action plan against cyberbullying, adopting its guidelines and orientations for the prevention and intervention in this issue.

The initiative provides resources and initiatives adapted for different target audiences, including materials specifically designed for young people, parents and teachers, allowing each group to have access to tools appropriate to their reality.

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