Ctrl+Alt+Del: Control your images; Say Alt; Delete from the web

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Ctrl+Alt+Del proposes an interactive multimodal package helping adolescents in preventing and responding to various kinds of Online Teen Dating Violence (OTDV), by also involving parents and actors of education and protection systems. It aims at: • Tackle prejudices, gender stereotypes and norms that encourage/condone OTDV • Promote positive intimate relationships among teenagers • Empower potential victims in claiming their rights • Improve professional competences on the issue • Develop an innovative prevention practice and test its effectiveness • Increase public awareness around OTDV Beneficiaries: Teenagers, Parents, Professionals, Children: direct min 440; indirect: min 4.000 up to 10.000. The project adopts a teen-centred perspective, with a focus on apps and social networks. Activities include: - An educational path to help teenagers in learning to: Control the circulation of their intimate images on social networks; say Alt to inappropriate behaviours regarding potentially risky practices for their intimacy; Delete personal material circulated on the web - An awareness-raising campaign among peers, adults and children, entirely based on social media. The education path combines: - music therapy sessions, for expressing emotional states difficult to be verbalized - dramas, focus group and peer education, for discussion and sharing of experiences. The campaign is based on Visual Storytelling applied to Social Stories (Instanstories, Whatsapp and Facebook Stories) to disseminate knowledge and experiences. Mutual learning, research, training and dissemination are planned. Expected results 1) Teens: increased skills to self-protect 2) Parents: enhanced ability to communicate with adolescents about OTDV 3) Professionals: improved knowledge and multidisciplinary collaboration for OTDV prevention 4) Children: acquired respectful attitudes