"The project ""Protect your digital way Today and Tomorrow"" is a project designed under European collaboration and communication between 3 schools from Romania, Turkey and Greece, a partnership created even before of the actual design of the current project due to previous and present experience with the partners. All participating organisations have necessary Erasmus plus experience in order to carry out the activities designed for reaching the project's objectives of awareness among 300 students, 70 teachers and approx. 600 parents about cybersecurity, including cyberbullying, and ICT liabilities, higher level of information among male and female students about potential digital threats, since nowadays young students, and especially, young girls are a vulnerable targeted group of cybersecurity criminals and also a disadvantaged group because European statistics show that the number of active women in technical field of work is inferior to that of men, therefore their level of information about cybernetic threats is lower, promotion of gender equality, by equipping female students with ICT and Cybersecurity concepts, and by this, integrating 60% female students (of the total number of students participating) and by interacting during workshops with more female leader representatives of the ICT field of work, creation of new future work opportunities for students for integration on the labour market, by attending 3 programming workshops, cyber-attacks workshops and General Data Protection Rules workshop and nevertheless development of innovative cybersecurity curriculum framework that is reflective of the 21st century key competencies, with relevant teaching materials, assessment and evaluation tools.The activities will follow a designed methodology of implementation and they will be carried out by all members of the partnership in equal parts and tasks in order to achieve concrete results under the form of handbooks, ppt. presentations, animations and digital drawings, questionnaire analysis, digital and video teaching materials and evaluation tools, movies and scripts about cybersecurity threats and cyber-bullying potential situations, interactive digital multi-lingual cybersecurity, including cyber-bullying, dictionary, brochures, leaflets, magazine, simple programs for cryptography, the event Safer Internet Day in all participating schools, the website of the project and also a distinct page on every school's webpage, also upload of different presentations about the schools' activities in the field of cybersecurity and cyber-bullying, together with all relevant materials on the eTwinning platform. The profile of the participants and direct beneficiaries of the project's activities is clearly contoured and it refers to 3 types of participants: students aged 12 to 16 years old, teachers and parents, all of them highly connected to electronic devices but poorly aware of the implication of non protecting your personal data online and offline and unaware of the cybersecurity international or national laws. The project will have a direct impact on 150 students 60% female), 70 teachers and approx. 600 parents from all 3 countries. The digital world in which we live in by the simple touch of our smartphone or by a simple click on the laptop generates many threats and we all have to know or how to prevent it or how to solve this type of cyber-attacks, phishing situations or theft of personal data. During the 6 short-term mobilities with students and teachers, the coordinators of the project ""Protect your digital way Today and Tomorrow"" will tackle with all cybersecurity major topics, concepts and liabilities. In order to asses the good implementation and in order to ensure proper dissemination, the quality of the project's activities and results will be monitored and evaluated by teachers, students, school counselors, the partner's project coordinator and the project coordinator at least every month and dissemination will be performed by all partners through every possible channel of communication and mostly on the eTwinning platforms where virtual exchanges will be realized during every mobility, before and after the physical mobility. All partners will disseminate according to a dissemination plan at local, national and international level ensuring visibility development for the project and consolidating the institutional place of every school. In terms of sustainability, after the completion of the project all activities can be replicated in all schools, creating opportunities for future partnerships and collaborations, including, by organizing yearly the event Safer Internet Day, integrating this way the members of the partnership in the European network of institutions that implement awareness campaigns about the liabilities of Internet. Finally, the partnership will contribute to the development of the schools, with impact at various levels from staff to pupils and their way of preparing for the future."