On December 15 and 16 in Rome, the kick-off meeting was held to officially launch the BLISS project, funded by the European Union within the Erasmus+ program. In addition to Cittadinanzattiva and Egina for Italy, the project involves universities and student associations from Cyprus, Greece, Germany, Romania and Belgium, partners who will work together to address the need for tools to find, analyze and understand news about health. The project will run for 24 months and will include training on "digital health literacy," initially involving teachers and then benefiting secondary school students from 6 European countries, and then expanding to an even broader context through the planned project outcomes. BLISS is intended to contribute to the development of Digital Health Literacy in Europe through targeted training, documentation and piloting actions in the school sector. Read more (IT)