Human rights education is a human right itself and this topic is often ignored in schools and in formal ways of education. Hence, young people are not aware of their own rights which lead to the non active societies and citizenship, to the empowerment of toxic leadership and to the increase of unemployment and exploitation. Thus, the reason we want to organise this project is to make young people more aware on issues of discrimination and civil rights in order to decrease the radicalisation of small communities which are more sensitive in such topics. STAR: StoryTell A Right is a youth exchange that will gather 42 participants from: Greece, Cyprus, Estonia, Armenia, Egypt, Bulgaria and Ukraine with the overall aim to improve the level of awareness of young people, including those with fewer opportunities, in the topic of human rights, marginalisation, anti discrimination and social inclusion in European and non-European countries. Participants will be further equipped with skills, in order to be able to transfer the knowledge gained through this exchange, to their local communities. Such skills include storytelling techniques, as well as, video making and editing. To achieve this aim we will use non formal activities while working on more specific objectives: -To increase awareness about the human rights education and its importance in participants’ countries, while also getting to know the situations of other countries; European and non. -To develop participants’ skills to be able to search and learn about social issues and inclusion. This knowledge can then be used to build their future, since they can use it to enrich their career opportunities, and it will also allow them to enhance their critical thinking. -To promote intergenerational integration and the exchange of viewpoints: Young people will be actively involved with older people in some activities of this project. -To enhance visual communication skills and the creativity of participants by the familiarisation with storytelling and video making techniques in the context of understanding the importance of civic awareness. -To develop active participation, social and civic responsibility and the competence of empathy as a skill by exploring NFE methods and techniques. Not only will participants engage in NFE activities, they will also get the chance and space to coordinate their own NFE workshops; through a co-working space. -To promote intercultural values and diversity through inter-religious dialogue by developing interpersonal and intercultural skills of the participants that will lead to new international friendships and future collaborations. -To provide participants with a deepened self-knowledge and develop their communication in English, as well as, in their mother language. Bringing together a group of people from different European and non EU countries we want to raise awareness and understanding of other cultures and countries and promote European citizenship and identity by the presentation of the realities in each participating country. Participants will have the opportunity to expand their network, both on a personal and professional level, with international contacts and start experiencing the real Europe and its surroundings. At the same time, this project will inspire young people to get involved with volunteering activities and new initiatives. By this future involvement, participants will become even more skilled and consequently be able to fight unemployment, one of the main european and national priorities. Based on the activities of the project which are categorised into three topics, human rights education, storytelling and video making, we will motivate 7 youth leaders and 35 participants - coming from EU and non countries - to promote human rights education and awareness, as well as, the importance of active citizenship. Therefore, NGOs and local communities will have trained youth who will become more active in their society and will work towards the social inclusion of people with different backgrounds.