The main aim of the project is equipping participants with the necessary knowledge, underst&ing & experiences to break beyond the constructs of culture being intrinsically linked to nationality. We will consider various forms of culture, including age, gender, race, religion, beliefs, politics, nationality, ability, language, economic background, family, sexuality, music, dress & food, creating an underst&ing that nationality isn't the most important thing when thinking about culture. • Develop underst&ing of multitude of different cultural differences held within Europe, from international - local - small groups - individual. • Learn to recognise that nothing defines us specifically. We are made up of so many aspects of different identities. We have more in common than we think - even though our differences are so vast. • Break down stereotypes related to nations, aesthetics & religion by exploring our own identifying aspects & those within the areas we live & work. • Develop a deeper sense of European citizenship by moving away from the focus of nation states defining culture to recognising that we are one Europe, even one world. • Consider creating a new type of 'intercultural evening' to be undertaken during E+ events These will be achieved through a mix of different methodologies, based on the principles of non-formal education (e.g. experiential learning, cooperative learning, shared responsibility, etc.) - highly participative, cooperative & self-reflective. These will be enriched with topic specific workshop as well as participant experience, skills, knowledge & attitude sharing, & with practical examples of projects that have brought about change & success.