The general objective of the CRISSCROSS project is to combat gender-based violence (GBV) in nightlife, leisure, and socialisation venues (from now on nightlife environments) frequented by youngsters and young adults through the design, testing and evaluation of innovative intervention pilots based on the behaviour change wheel methodology. The main aim of the project is to raise awareness, change attitudes and prevent GBV - including LGBTI phobia linked to sexualised violence and drug use. The project is based in a European consortium, with a European-wide dissemination but local implementation in 5 European countries: Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, and Luxembourg. This research report was developed in the Work Package 2 (WP2) scope – “Participative research based on European best practices and needs analysis”, led by Kosmicare. The main objectives of this WP are: To deepen the knowledge of effective intervention programs tested in Europe concerning gender-based violence (GBV) prevention in nightlife environments targeting young people with a particular focus on sexuality and drug use Understand the central gender stereotypes and problems identified by young people 18-24 years old] concerning GBV experienced in entertainment spaces and which solutions and messages they identify to prevent it.

Methodology:
1) Needs Analysis - Qualitative gender analysis of gender stereotypes and gender-based violence and harassment in nightlife environments
2) Joint Good Practices - Good practices and recommendations to prevent, detect and respond to gender-based violence in nightlife enviroments.