Why Bullying Continues to Rise Despite Awareness Campaigns and School Education
Bullying prevention is not a problem of information, but of relationships and emotional management.
Bullying prevention is not a problem of information, but of relationships and emotional management.
New European evidence shows that cyberbullying affects 1 in 6 adolescents and it’s rising. Find out why emotional intelligence, not just digital literacy, is the key to effective prevention.
Discover how the Erasmus+ PreMedBullying project is building safer school communities across Greece, Spain and Croatia through teacher training, participatory research and classroom pilot programmes.
The Transnational Project Meeting (TPM) of the Erasmus+ KA220- SCH‐000246861 project was successfully hosted in Bologna. Over two intensive and highly productive days, partners achieved significant progress at operational and strategic levels. Beyond agreeing on concrete next steps, partners conducted a comprehensive review of overall project implementation, focusing particularly on: The results of the Focus…
PreMed Bullying Residential Training Programme (RTP) on Participatory Action Research and Life Skills held within the framework of the European ERASMUS+ project: “PreMed Bullying: Preventing Bullying in Primary Schools at the Mediterranean Region” under the lead of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens has been successfully completed. The RTP, delivered by ARCOLA RESEARCH-Portugal, was…
In 2025, the PreMed project partnered with the Institute of Educational Policy (IEP) to provide specialized training for teachers and staff in primary and secondary education. This training focuses on bullying prevention and life skills development, aiming to equip educators with effective tools to foster a safe and supportive school environment. This collaboration reflects our…
The PreMed project was recently featured in an article published on Hub UoA, highlighting important research initiatives focused on life skills development and active citizenship.
The Kick-off Meeting of the PreMed Project was successfully held on 10-11 March 2025, bringing together representatives from all partner organizations. The meeting marked the official start of the project and provided an opportunity for fruitful discussions on the project objectives, work packages, and upcoming activities.