The Polizia Postale has brought the 14th edition of "Una Vita da Social" to Avellino as part of a special "Action Week" devoted to awareness and prevention of online risks.
According to local reporting, the initiative centers on direct discussions between police operators and young people about weapons, bullying, cyberbullying, sextortion, the non-consensual sharing of intimate images or videos, online violence, and safer digital practices.
The Avellino meetings were organised by the Centro Operativo per la Sicurezza Cibernetica di Napoli, Sezione Operativa di Avellino.
Two meetings were scheduled at the Istituto Comprensivo Perna–Alighieri in Avellino on 2 October, the day of the original report, with two further meetings planned at the Istituto Comprensivo Cocchia–Scandone on 6 October.
The broader purpose of the campaign, described by the Polizia di Stato as an educational initiative that uses meetings and multimedia tools to reach students, is to help young people recognise online risks and use social networks and digital tools more safely and consciously.
Exact start times, public-access arrangements, speakers, and attendance details for the Avellino meetings were not provided in the available reports.