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Living Safely in a Digital World (LIFE) is a 24-month Erasmus+ Capacity Building project in the field of Youth, co-funded by the European Union. The project aims to strengthen the resilience of young people and youth organisations in addressing the risks of digitalisation, including online hate speech, cyberbullying, digital exclusion, and the impact of unsafe online environments on mental well-being. Through non-formal education, research, awareness-raising, and policy dialogue, LIFE empowers youth workers and civil society organisations to promote digital safety, media and information literacy, inclusion, and responsible online behaviour across Europe and the South Mediterranean.
LIFE action is Co-Funded by European Union
Consortium Partners
5 Collaborative partners of LIFE consortium are:
AMAD from Albania as the project coordinator, and 4 partners such as, YES from Bulgaria, KOM018 from Serbia, BB from Italy, EuroMed eve from Tunisia.
We Take Action. To Make Better Changes
The LIFE project turns awareness into action by empowering youth workers, civil society, and communities to address online harm. Through education, reporting, and advocacy, LIFE strengthens digital resilience and promotes safer, more inclusive online environments across countries.
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Stakeholders in 5 Countries Engaged
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Cases Reported in 5 Countries
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Cases of HDD Reported in 5 Countries
Our Key Priorities
Capacity Building, Safeguarding, Youth Actions, Advocacy and Awareness
Capacity Building
Two International Training Courses: in Albania and in Serbia
Change Agents in Action
Change youth-led initiatives implemented in each of 5 countries of the LIFE consortium partners
Awareness and Advocacy
More than 350 stakeholders involved in our awareness and advocacy actions during 24 months of project implementation.
Reports and Resources
Explore a curated collection of research reports, comparative analyses, and practical tools developed within the framework of the project. This section brings together evidence-based findings, national and cross-country insights, and actionable resources to support monitoring, understanding, and addressing online hateful and discriminatory discourse in a rapidly evolving digital environment.
Successful case
This section presents a documented successful case identified through the LIFE project’s monitoring activities, illustrating how harmful and discriminatory digital discourse can be addressed through coordinated response and institutional action. The case highlights the progression from a public misogynistic statement made in a media setting, through reactions by moderators and hosts, to its documentation, analysis, and formal reporting by a civil society organisation. It demonstrates how systematic monitoring, public accountability, and referral to competent equality bodies can contribute to challenging discriminatory narratives, promoting gender equality, and reinforcing respect for dignity in online and media spaces.
Short Awareness Movies & Testimonial Videos
Photo Gallery
