All too often, women and girls are discriminated against in health, education, political representation, labor market, etc.— with negative consequences for the development of their capabilities and their freedom of choice. In real terms, gender inequality is a major problem on local, national and global levels. Not only does it affect the lives of individual men and women, but the inequality between genders also stunts economic growth and hinders development. Although, that many countries produced regulations intended to fight discrimination, when you look at the latest statistics, we’ve still got a long ways to go. We believe that it is fundamental to have a societal transition towards an equal society, which we think is best to start from young people. In order to do this, youth organizations from 6 European countries with various gender discrimination issues (i.e. Norway, Lithuania, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Jordan) have united for this project. During it we seek to engage men and women to actively participate in initiatives against gender-based discrimination and violence, as well as empower women to seek for equal rights in their lives. To reach the key aim of the project mentioned above, the following objectives have been set: 1) help youth better understand different gender inequality problems in Europe (incl. Christian and Muslim communities, E+ programme & partner countries); 2) share good practice examples and develop new initiatives to tackle gender inequality through youth organisations; 3) engage men more in promotion of gender equality; 4) promote gender equality and women participation in all aspects of society through education and training; 5) raise awareness about gender issues and women rights in Europe. In general, with this project, we aim to take the good practices of tackling gender inequality from Norway and apply it to the countries that really need a change (such as an E+ partner country - Jordan, Georgia or Azerbaijan).