Who can apply?
The call is open to young people aged 13 to 21 who are residents of an EU Member State. No previous experience in campaigning or content creation is required
Can I apply as part of a group?
You may submit your work individually or as part of a group. Please note that the prize is awarded on an individual basis.
What kind of ideas is the call looking for?
The campaign seeks positive, solution-oriented content that goes beyond highlighting the problem of cyberbullying. Successful submissions should, for example:
- promote kindness and respect online;
- encourage resilience and confidence;
- support peer-to-peer encouragement;
- offer practical solutions;
- contribute to a safer and more positive digital culture.
What formats can I submit?
You may submit your work in any of the following digital formats:
- short videos, animations or documentaries;
- social media campaigns or content;
- infographics or posters;
- digital artwork or illustrations;
- educational factsheets or resources;
- interactive quizzes or surveys.
All submissions must be provided in a digital format.
Do I need professional experience to participate?
No. The call is open to all young creators, regardless of previous experience or technical skills. Creativity, originality and a positive message are encouraged.
In what language should I submit my work?
All submissions should be made in English.
How do I submit my entry?
Submit your completed resource by email to notonourfeed@betterinternetforkids.eu.
Your email should include:
participant name(s);
age(s);
country;
whether the submission is individual or group-based;
the format of your submission;
if submitting a video, a YouTube or Vimeo link.
The email subject should follow the format:
Cyberbullying campaign_Youth call_Name_Age.
What is the submission deadline?
All entries must be submitted by 7 August 2026. Entries received after the deadline may not be considered.
Does my submission have to be original?
Yes. By submitting your work, you confirm that it is your own original creation and that you have permission to use any images, music or other third-party material included in your submission.
Will I keep the rights to my work?
Yes. You retain ownership of your submission. However, by participating, you grant the European Commission permission to publish, share and promote your work as part of this initiative, while always crediting you as the creator.
What makes a strong submission?
The campaign encourages content that:
- presents practical ideas for tackling cyberbullying;
- inspires positive online behaviour;
- empowers young people to support each other;
- is creative, engaging and easy to understand;
- helps build a more respectful digital environment.
Can I submit more than one entry?
If you are considering submitting multiple entries, it is advisable to contact the organisers for clarification before applying.
What happens after I submit my application?
After the submission deadline, the organisers will review all eligible entries. Selected submissions will be featured as part of the #NotOnOurFeed campaign to help raise awareness and inspire positive action against cyberbullying.
Who can I contact if I have questions?
If you have any questions about the Youth contest or the submission process, you can contact the organisers via: