We are now observing among young people in Europe a loss of a common European narrative, a story that can be shared by this generation. A narrative that connects the community and gives them a meaning. And this is the sense that prevents radical moods, prejudices, return to conservatism, closed communities, the breakdown of solidarity. This is a sense that enables to survive the crises of the community. That's why we want to get to know the opinions and experiences of our peers from different backgrounds, countries, cultures and find common experiences connected with experiencing Europe together with young people from different countries. We want a common history - a narrative that can be owned by young people and make them feel something more about the idea of a common Europe. The project is aimed at: 1) strengthening the feeling of belonging of young people aged 18-25 from Poland, Germany, Spain, Hungary and Greece (of diverse origins, culture, level competence, status) to a diverse community of Europeans, 2) finding common generational experiences of young people from different parts of Europe and giving them a common meaning, 3) creating a narrative for the young generation of Europeans, who will attach them to the idea of a common Europe and its values and prevent attitudes of confinement, isolation and mistrust. We want to achieve this through: - raising awareness of the mechanisms of community building through role-playing field games (eduLARP - methods combining drama, improvised theater and simulation game) and refer their results to the European community, - exchange of experiences and opinions, what does it mean for young people to be European by storytelling methods, - defining and embedding in the common narrative a set of values that unite us as Europeans.