"Coming together" about this topic, as part of the International Hanseatic Day 2019 in Pskov, the German Youth Hostel (DJH) will bring together young people from six various European Hanseatic cities to the International Youth Exchange "Future of Europe" together with their long-term partner the Pksov City Youth Center, to discuss Europe and ist possibilities. In various workshops, the youth (18-26 years) from Pskov (RU), Riga (LV), Warsaw (PL), Turku (FI), Tartu and Tallinn (EE) and Paderborn (DE) will seek to find a link between Europe and current issues such as, youth unemployment, sustainable future and the implementation of the SDG´s and (inter-) cultural identity also migraton and the growing right-wing populism . The aim is to draw parallels to their everyday life and to find connecting points to their city or municipality. In small working groups and plenary discussions, they will look for "best practice" examples and work out individual implementation possibilities. The participants will also be encouraged to develop their own ideas, to express themselves in front of a group in a foreign language (English) as well as to learn different methods and presentation possibilities, which they can also later use in their life or job issues. Therefore, they will get support and company by an international team (from the participating countries). For this purpose, there will be thematically different "dialogue sessions", which will be prepared and partly presented by the participants. Additionally, there will be a non-formal learning environment created and the environment discovered with city rallys or a team building . A method-mix is applied to all topics. In this way, participants can not only get to know different methods, but also to take them home for their project work. Apart from the sessions, there will be excursions and workshops around Pskov.The participants will have free time between activities and in the evening - in the context of informal learning - which will be strengthened by cooking together and as well as participating in community games. Feedback rounds will create an important framework of the whole project: there will be taking place after each dialogue session and also in between. The sustainable shaping of the future in the cities of Europe is a field of tension with the economic concerns and needs of Young people and their prospects. There has to be a space to exchange ideas and develop ideas for solutions, which are transfered by the young people in their home country. Whether if it is an European Workgroup, a youth network or an environmental project. "Future of Europe" is considered pulse generator and should encourage young people to make a difference for themselves and Europe. In the long term, the project will be continued and hosted in a rotating system within the participating countries - depending where the next Hanseatic Day takes part, which will influence also the main topic.