On September 11, 2026, as part of the ten-day series of events dedicated to Family Day and the information campaign against harassment and stalking, Dyusekeyeva L.K., Deputy Director for Educational Work, conducted an interactive lecture titled “If you said ‘no’, it means ‘no’” for students of groups 1ХП-28 and 1СТ-10. The foundation of strong family values and harmonious personal relationships rests on mutual respect, trust, and strict observance of personal boundaries. During the meeting, Lyudmila Kabdulayevna discussed with the students the differences between genuine care and destructive behavior leading to psychological pressure. Using concrete examples, the most common forms of stalking were analyzed, including dozens of persistent phone calls following a breakup, waiting outside someone’s home, school, or workplace, tracking geolocation, as well as creating fake accounts and unauthorized publication of personal information online. Special emphasis in the context of celebrating Family Day was placed on developing a culture of non-violent communication, building skills for safe relationships, and learning to firmly defend one’s rights. At the end of the lecture, students received comprehensive practical guidance on action algorithms when encountering stalking, along with necessary contact details for psychological and legal support services. Dyusekeyeva L.K., Deputy Director for Educational Work