The project starts from the issue of social exclusion of young people encountered by all partners involved (especially among their beneficiaries).Into the these communities,but also at the national level, young people coming from rural areas,migrants,ethnic groups minority, different sexual orientation,those with a low economic level,young refugees and others are discriminated and excluded from the community,do not have equal access to social rights and human rights.All these aspects were identified during “Youth Workers engaged to prevent radicalization of young people” project in Constanta (September 2018),where 24 youth workers analysed the local contexts and created tools for preventing radicalisation among vulnerable youth. Also through this project we aim to connect participants with local stakeholders and to bring to together to develop youth policy for social inclusion. Objectives:1.Develop competencies in defending human rights, social rights and their protection mechanisms at local,national and European level,as well as their concrete use among 30 young people (40% marginalized) from 6 countries in 10 months;2.Exploring the concepts of social inclusion of marginalized youth young people and of social,civic, economic and cultural barriers encountered by them along with 30 young people from 6 countries during the 9 days of activity;3.Providing a space for mutual exchange of information, experiences, understanding and intercultural dialogue between 30 young people from different cultures within the 9 days of activity;4.Supporting 30 young people to express their own experiences and stories and to make them heard among relevant stakeholders through a Forum Theatre play. The project is in line with the objectives of the E+ program on the social inclusion of young people, the development of social, civic and intercultural competences and the fight against discrimination in among young people (especially young refugees) through the theme and the proposed activities.