The project All Together for Solidarity is a project aiming to engage youth in the civil society. It aims to understand the current refugee situation in collaboration with youth from several countries in contact with it. The particular aim is to have intercultural discussions and understand what happened and how we – as civil society - can act. The project will use that knowledge to create civic engaged citizens sharing the impact to strengthen solidarity with refugees on both local/national/international level. The basic methodology in the project is to look back at a specific case, understand it with a cross-cultural approach that can give a meaningful discussion about both the EU, the particular nations and the civil society. To get this knowledge the project will engage the participants in a program that will develop their engagement in how we as citizens can take action and leadership, a toolbox for understanding and discussing complex social, economic and political questions and in the end to produce a platform to communicate a message to a broader public using the outreach and international network through the internet. Concretely the activities will consist of workshops to research and discuss EU and the refugee situation, visits to organizations working with refugees and activists working in Turkey, a phase of creating our own way of being and sharing our work as active citizens. This phase will consist of creating an online platform for exchange and debate of ideas, opinions, activities and creative work about the current refugee situation, but also create these materials for the platform. The background of the project comes from a need to discuss what solidarity is today in a world where the issues of the world is no longer isolated to the place of action. When people who have fled their home walk the highways of UK in hope of a secure destination or are arriving by dangerous overfilled boats on the coast of Italy and Greece, the issues that caused these people to flee their homes are something all must understand and face. For this reason the question of solidarity is so present today both in EU, in national politics but also in the civil society. Especially for the youth as they are the change makers of tomorrow. Therefore the active role of youth in the civil society is necessary to enhance and strengthen with the key people - the youth themselves.