BRAVE – Building Respect and Anti-Violence Education: Creating Safer Schools | ErasmusDays 2026

As part of ErasmusDays 2026, Kuşadası Sustainable Development Association will participate in the Erasmus+ Festival organised by the Aydın Provincial Directorate of National Education on 16 October 2026 to showcase our Erasmus+ KA210-SCH project, **”BRAVE – Building Respect and Anti-Violence Education.”**

Implemented between May 2025 and April 2027, BRAVE brings together educational organisations from Poland, Türkiye, Hungary and Greece to prevent bullying and cyberbullying, strengthen inclusion, promote digital safety and create safer, more respectful learning environments.

At our exhibition stand, we will present the project’s achievements, international cooperation activities, educational resources and progress made so far.

Special attention will be given to the international learning activity hosted in Aydın, Türkiye, in December 2025, focusing on developing and sharing anti-bullying strategies through Web 2.0 tools. We will highlight practical approaches for teachers, including digital storytelling, interactive learning, bullying prevention and inclusive classroom practices.

A central part of our presentation will be the **”Guidance Against Bullying Guidebook,”** developed under the responsibility of our Turkish organisation. The guidebook provides practical strategies for identifying, preventing and responding to bullying and cyberbullying, supporting vulnerable students, engaging families and strengthening school-wide anti-bullying policies.

We will also introduce other educational outputs developed or planned through our partnership, including anti-bullying stories, digital citizenship resources, digital safety materials, inclusive education guidance, interactive lesson plans, awareness materials and good practices promoting student well-being.

Visitors will learn about our ongoing project activities and upcoming steps, including classroom testing of educational resources, collecting feedback, improving teaching materials and sharing the final project results with schools and educational communities.

Through project banners, photographs, presentations and educational materials, we aim to reach students, teachers, parents, school counsellors, educational institutions, representatives of Provincial and District Directorates of National Education, civil society organisations and the wider public.

Our goal is to raise awareness of bullying prevention, promote empathy, respect and inclusion, strengthen digital citizenship and encourage educational communities to take collective action towards safer and more supportive schools across Europe.