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 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.
Do you work with children as a social worker, educator, lecturer, policy maker or third sector operator? Join for free the STOP interactive workshop on affective and sǝssual education. We look forward to seeing you in Palermo on Tuesday 18 March 2025 from 5pm to 6.30pm.
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.
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The present report analyses pre and post questionnaires from the training workshops on Comprehensive Sexuality Education for teachers and educators in Italy, France, Greece, Lithuania, Belgium, Cyprus, Spain and Basques Countries
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!
To promote women’s and the LGBTQIA+ community’s full inclusion in sports by advancing equity throughan intersectional approach.
Promoting an equitable distribution of care responsibilities among children and teenagers through a gender transformative approach.
These category-differentiated guides-schools, social workers, local authorities, and youth workers-are structured in a practical way to address the sensitive topic of healthy relationships and potential warning signs about child sexual exploitation, offering related professionals valuable insights and tools.
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.
The animated webseries created with the Jericho project focuses on true stories of young people collected in France. The episodes are part of the Jericho awareness campaign, created to break the silence on the often overlooked issue of sexual exploitation of minors in prostitution and the dangerous situations that can be encountered.
The digital guide is a theoretical and practical resource for educators to lead a Comprehensive Sex Education programme for 12-18 year-old young people, in a classroom or in any educational setting.
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.
Address the gender gap in informal long-term care, particularly in caring for older family members, which reinforces gender inequality in the labour market. Create systemic changes that support informal caregivers, especially women, and promote gender equality in care and employment through cross-sector collaboration with employers, policymakers, media, and civil society.