SAFEorFAKE? From school to university. Educational resources and awareness-raising activities on the importance of industrial and intellectual property for the development of society and the risks posed by counterfeit products. The “SAFEorFAKE? From school to university” Project aims to: -Conduct an awareness-raising campaign in Portugal for children 8-12 years old and teachers/future teachers at Primary schools. -Expand the age range in Spain from 12-18 years old to carry out awareness-raising activities with Secondary and VET students, and develop new educational resources. Through using popular products as case studies, the project aims to highlight the importance of intellectual property and raise awareness about the health, societal, and environmental risks associated with counterfeit products. The new resources content design involved the participation of high school and VET students through face-to-face events and questionnaires during awareness-raising workshops in Spain. Most attractive products for young people have been used as a learning vehicle through case studies, such as cosmetics, electronic devices or toys and games. These resources include infographics, educational videos, high-impact presentations and reference documents. The SAFEorFAKE? Toolkit From school to university is a project carried out by AIJU “Instituto Tecnológico del Producto Infantil y Ocio” (Spain) in collaboration with APSI “Associação para a Promoção da Segurança Infantil” (Portugal) with the support of the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).<