The need of the project lays on the fact that in last few years in Europe we observe increasing number of young people being drawn into extremist movements in their search for identity and a meaningful place in society. Profound feelings of injustice and frustration about their social exclusion are amongst the main root causes contributing to young people; vulnerability, and increase their willingness to adhere to extremist, sometimes violent groups, which offer an apparent social purpose to them. Moreover, the refugee crisis from the last few years in Europe increased the number of far-right extremists groups and nationalist parties, creating environment for instability of the European values of human rights, diversity, tolerance and solidarity. Here comes the role of non-formal education-as a tool to raise awareness, inform and encourage European values thus reducing the risk of radicalism. The main objectives of the exchange are: - Raising awareness of the issue of extremism and radicalization of young people and the role of young people in preventing them; - analyzing and realizing the key factors that can lead to the radicalization of young people such as discrimination, hate speech, xenophobia; - to help young people understand the process of forced radicalization with different roots, causes, stages and effects, thus helping to reduce the risk of radicalization at European level; - understand and be aware of the role of social media as a channel for spreading the language of hate and extremist ideologies and promoting media literacy; - promoting a positive attitude, acceptance and understanding of "other and different", and in particular refugees and migrants; - to help young people better understand what hate speech is and the link to extremism; - raising awareness among young people about extremism as a serious problem, as well as the serious consequences of radicalization for European society; - promoting the European values of democracy, respect for human rights, diversity, intercultural dialogue.