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.
Through expert interviews and in-depth discussions, Jericho covers a wide range of essential topics: from understanding consent and navigating relationships, to recognizing the risks of sexual exploitation and the role pornography plays in shaping harmful perceptions. Each episode is designed to provide young listeners with practical advice, empowering them to stay informed and safe.
Developing skills, fostering cooperation, and leveraging technology to strengthen justice systems, protect vulnerable children, and combat child trafficking across Europe and beyond.
Promote gender equality in the formal and informal disability care and support sectors. Challenge stereotypes, foster inclusive workplaces, and advocate for policy reforms, encouraging a more equitable distribution of caregiving responsibilities and improving working conditions across the sector.
These documents summarise the results of the FEM-ABLE project implementation across 7 countries, highlighting the commitment to promoting gender equality in politics and decision-making roles.
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.
An online platform dedicated to gender equality in the political field, offering best practices, political networks, and advocacy groups.
It is imperative that states establish advanced and uniform legislation to eradicate all forms of sexual exploitation and abuse of children, including grooming, and safeguard children in online environments. Read the research report on the legislation.
Do you want to learn more about sexual education and gender-based violence prevention? Do you want to work towards safer and more inclusive communities?
We invite you to The Gender Talk, a groundbreaking symposium aimed at advancing Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) and the prevention of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) across Europe. We look forward to seeing you in Bruxelles on Thursday February 6th, 2025.
This study seeks to understand the issue from the perspective of young people with lived experience of tech-facilitated grooming that led to them going missing.
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.
The JERICHO manual includes information on identifying dangerous situations, understanding consent, and reporting abuse.
The online Wiki is a free-access platform containing STEM lessons and support materials developed by the project team.
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.