For 25 November and the International Day for the Elimination of Gender-Based Violence, we remember that it is our collective responsibility to create safe digital spaces, promote consent and protect people from gender-based violence.
For 25 November and the International Day for the Elimination of Gender-Based Violence, we remember that it is our collective responsibility to create safe digital spaces, promote consent and protect people from gender-based violence.
Today we mark World Children’s Day to reaffirm a fundamental message: guaranteeing and protecting these rights is essential, and so is listening to young people.
Together, the experts and young leaders are shaping a new narrative, one where Comprehensive Sexuality Education and mental health support are not taboo topics, but essential foundations for safety, equality, and wellbeing. Only then can educational settings be more caring, informed, and inclusive.
For Disability Pride Palermo 2025, the organising civil society stakeholders held The city we want, an informative day to discuss accessibility, inclusion, and the rights of people with disabilities. Holding its first meeting on this occasion, the Sex-Ed and Wellbeing Council brought together professionals from different backgrounds and representatives of local associations.
Each year, Pride Month reminds us of the importance of upholding the right to non-discrimination and the freedom to be ourselves.
Sexual and affective education, together with mental health support, are key tools to strengthen young people’s self-determination and prevent gender-based violence.
CESIE is looking for an ‘external evaluator’ for the BOTTOM-UP TALKS project.