The workshops on the topic “Possible conflict results and the types of behavior in conflict situations” were held in public schools Zeda Simoneti (Terjola municipality), public schools No. 3 - Senaki and No. 11 – Kutaisi. The workshops held in early December were dedicated to the campaign of 16 Active Days Against Gender – based Violence.

The students presented their drawings. They also made up the “Wall of Rights”. The volunteer of the Fund “Sukhumi” – Sofia Wagner visited the village Zeda Simoneti. Participants of the groups worked on specific exercises and through different roles, they showed the types of behavior.

Workshop participants independently held informational meetings with students of different classes on the topic of conflict.

During the workshops, the groups studying conflict management, discussed the stages of conflict escalation. The workshops were held in schools No. 1 of the village Lia (Tsalenjikha Municipality), Gurianta (Ozurgeti Municipality) and Melauri (Samtredia Municipality). These issues were interesting for them, and this was confirmed by the recordings made during the feedback:

"These meetings teach me not to have conflicts with others."

“When discussing concrete examples, I saw that it is possible to resolve the conflict.”

"One word – “sorry” - can stop the conflict."

"I want to hold such a meeting by myself."

Ordinary meetings started on November 1 and  were finished on November 24. The meetings were attended by the boys in Poti, Senaki, Terjola, Lanchkhuti, Zugdidi, Tsalenjikha, Ozurgeti, Samtredia, Kutaisi municipalities.

The meetings discussed the role of men in the family and society. The boys said that they have the function of a defender and a person, who supports the family, but they paid little attention to the roles of men in raising children and other family issues. That is why the emphasis was placed on these issues. In the end, it was mentioned that on November 25 the International Campaign “16 Active Days Against Violence towards the Women” starts and the activities for all groups were planned.

Informational meetings of Youth clubs were held in schools of Nigvziani (Lanchkhuti municipality) and Orsantia (Zugdidi municipality). The topic of tolerance aroused great interest among young people.

The young volunteer of the Fund “Sukhumi” from Germany, was actively involved in work in a school of the village Gvankiti (Terjola municipality). She really liked the position of young people, when during a role-playing game they announces a problem - a Muslim woman is getting married in Samegrelo region. The analysis of the participants and their conclusion was interesting: “You must not need to treat others the way you wouldn’t like to be treated”.