Young people aged 13–21 from across Europe are invited to take part in the Young Voices Against Cyberbullying creative competition and create digital content that helps prevent cyberbullying and promotes a more positive online culture. 

Better Internet for Kids (BIK) is a European Commission initiative dedicated to creating a safer and more positive digital environment for children and young people. 

About the Competition 

This Europe-wide competition invites young creators to submit original ideas, creative projects, and digital content that help reduce the impact of cyberbullying and encourage respectful behaviour online. 

Participants may choose the format that best suits their idea: 

🔹 Video (short film, animation, or documentary clip) 
🔹 Podcast 
🔹 Social media campaign concept, carousel, or Reels idea 
🔹 Infographic or visual poster 
🔹 Digital artwork or illustration 
🔹 Educational resource or learning material 
🔹 Interactive quiz or survey 

We’re looking for ideas that not only raise awareness about cyberbullying but also offer practical solutions, such as: 

🔹 Promoting respect and empathy online 
🔹 Building young people’s confidence and resilience 
🔹 Encouraging peer support 
🔹 Creating a safer, more positive digital culture 

Grand Prize 

A trip to the Safer Internet Forum 2026 in Brussels! 

The winner will be invited to attend one of Europe’s leading events dedicated to children’s and young people’s online safety. Travel and accommodation costs will be fully covered. 

Who Can Participate? 

🔹 EU citizens or residents aged 13–21 
🔹 Individuals or teams are welcome 
🔹 No previous experience is required—what matters most is your creativity and your desire to make a positive impact online. 

Deadline 

30 July 2026 

How to Submit 

Send your digital creation by email to: 

notonourfeed@betterinternetforkids.eu 

More information: 
https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/…/notonourfe… 

Email Subject Line 

Cyberbullying campaign_Youth call_Name_Age 

Please Include 

• Participant name(s)  

• Age  

• Country  

• Format of your submission  

• Whether you are entering individually or as a team  

Your idea could become part of the collective voice of young people across Europe, helping to create a safer, more respectful, and more positive internet for everyone.