Contributes to the development of society, innovation and knowledge.
Help develop measures to counter violence and discrimination.
Supports adults in enhancing skills to promote their professional growth and participation in social and civic life.
Promotes intercultural dialogue among individuals from all parts of the world to build bridges of knowledge and sharing.
Promotes quality and efficiency in education.
Supports and promotes educational activities, training courses and mobility projects aimed at young people.
CESIE ETS is a European center for studies and initiatives based in Palermo, Sicily.
ASIT developed an innovative model for exchanging best practices among law enforcement agencies from Slovakia, Bulgaria, Greece, Spain and Poland. Through field meetings and strategy sharing, partners explored innovative tools, institutionalized protocols and effective collaborations with NGOs and local authorities.
8 March, International Women’s Day, is a time to reflect – not only on the progress made, but also on the inequalities that persist. Gender-based violence is still widespread and, without proper education, will continue.
Thirty years after the Beijing Conference, sexual harassment remains a widespread problem in European universities. Uni4Equity analyses the progress and remaining challenges, highlighting the need for effective policies, training and cultural change to ensure safe and inclusive academic environments.
The Gender Talk Symposium: CSE advocacy, combating online GBV. Inclusive education, media literacy, and a European manifesto to advance sexual health.
The Year of Victims’ Rights is a year-long campaign advocating for a more just and inclusive society for victims of crime. As a proud member of VSE, CESIE ETS is committed to fostering awareness on the importance of victim support.
ASIT aims to strengthen law enforcement’s digital investigative capabilities to combat human trafficking in the digital age. Falkor Training, an intensive program on the use of advanced tools for data analysis and OSINT investigations, was held in January 2025. This course is part of a broader effort to improve international cooperation and develop effective strategies against cross-border criminal networks.
Online safety is a collective responsibility, critical to protecting children and adolescents from digital risks. The STOP project and the ChildrenSafe platform offer tools and resources to prevent exploitation and promote informed use of the Internet. Join us for a Safer Internet Day!
The international conference “Breaking the Silence” promoted open dialogue and innovative strategies to protect vulnerable adolescents from sexual exploitation. Experts from France, Italy and Belgium analyzed the dynamics of the phenomenon and shared practical tools developed in partner countries. The event concluded by reaffirming the importance of European cooperation to prevent and combat this serious form of abuse.
In Europe, the phenomenon of child sexual exploitation remains undeclared due to lack of data and awareness. The JERICHO workshops, conducted with young people aged 14-17, promoted affective education, respect and consent, highlighting the urgency of ongoing school-based interventions to prevent violence and toxic behavior.
SAFEHUT, through the Women and Girls Safe Space (WGSS), provides support and training to trafficked migrant women and adolescents by creating a safe and inclusive environment. The Dec. 17 event showed the positive impact of the activities, fostering autonomy and social integration.
CESAGRAM developed a training programme to address the prevention of sexual exploitation of children and to raise awareness of the connections between grooming behaviour and the problems of disappearances.
CESIE renews its commitment against gender-based violence and celebrates 16 days of activism, Nov. 25 to Dec. 10, with initiatives such as the School Festival, dedicated to raising awareness of human rights and equality among the younger generation.
In November, CESIE raises awareness of child sexual exploitation for prostitution through the JERICHO and STOP projects, on the occasion of three international days dedicated to child protection. These initiatives aim to prevent abuse by involving youth, families and professionals, promoting awareness and concrete action.
Every year, on October 18, the European Day Against Trafficking in Human Beings reminds us of the urgency of combating one of the most serious and widespread crimes globally. Learn about all the initiatives of CESIE ETS’s Rights and Justice Unit to prevent this phenomenon.
In Europe, child sexual exploitation is little known and data are lacking. The STOP project aims to raise awareness and train professionals to address this problem. An interactive infographic explores key issues such as definition, legislation and vulnerable groups. Initiatives like STOP are essential to protect children.