CyberSafe Youth: Protecting Digital Spaces and Empowering Communities

The CyberSafe Youth – Protecting Digital Spaces and Empowering Communities training course, funded by Erasmus+, European Uninion, will take place in Budapest, Hungary, from April 21–28, 2025. Organized by Copernicus Berlin e.V., this project aims to equip youth workers with essential cybersecurity knowledge, digital responsibility skills, and legal insights on data protection (GDPR).

Participants will explore cyber threats such as phishing, malware, and cyberbullying while learning to safe online interactions, organize community outreach activities, and promote lifelong cyber resilience. The training includes interactive workshops, intercultural exchange, and dissemination activities, ensuring participants apply their learning within their local communities.


📌 Who can apply?
Youth workers, educators, NGO representatives, and Youth Leaders
Those committed to promoting inclusive practices Participants ready to engage in training and follow-up activities

Age: 18+

🎯 What’s included?
✅ Travel reimbursement up to 275 Euros
✅ Free accommodation at Nova Apartments
✅ Food allowance of 70 Euros for project duration.
✅ Youthpass certification - Recognised by the European Commission.

For more detailed information, please press on the ''Infopack'' bellow.

Please be aware that from 2025 there will be applied a small administrative fee of 200 dkk, which you will need to pay once you are accepted to the project.