Turn Human Wrongs into Human Rights" aims to promote human rights education through a series of non-formal education activities. 18 young participants, aged 18 to 20 years, will be able to exchange, confront and debate on the basis of the human rights declaration of 1948. To succeed in implementing this situation, we will use methods of active participation. They allow everyone to find his place and to gain confidence in his own abilities. Ownership of the declaration will be achieved through the establishment of 3 types of creative and participatory workshops: Theater- kitchen- graphic A final event open to all, will close this exchange. The participants will present the different works during an intercultural meal: presentation of the scenes on items in shadow theater and a presentation of a catalogue of the declaration in connection with the experience of exchange lived. Our goals and to enable participants to acquire and develop skills to be able to: - to gain confidence in them, -to learn to confront others - to communicate in their own language and in a foreign language. -to dialogue with people from different cultures and understand, by living them, intercultural dynamics. -to put in the place of others, to live empathy. -Transmitting techniques and know-how. The final aims of the project is to make people want to learn the knowledge, the qualities and the attitudes of nature to: - strengthen respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms; - to ensure the full development of the human personality and the sense of his dignity; - promote understanding, tolerance, gender equality and friendship between all nations, indigenous peoples and racial, national, ethnic, religious and linguistic groups; - to put everyone in a position to play a useful role in a free society; - Gather the necessary conditions to live in peace, which allowed the European Union to be recognized by the Nobel Peace Prize awarded in 2012. This project must allow young people to better assume the choices they make and will have to make throughout their lives.