HURRICANE - HUman Rights' awareness Raising by Improving Creative Actions and Non-formal Education was a multi action project with the general objective of providing young operators, activists and young Europeans with new artistic tools to raise awareness on human rights issues, multiplying the active citizenship’s actions within the local communities in Europe. This objective came from the consortium shared need of contrasting xenophobic discrimination and human rights disregard, phenomenon on the rise in nowadays Europe, fuelled by populist and xenophobic policies. Although in 2009 the European Union adopted the Lisbon Treaty, thanks to which the European Charter of Fundamental Rights has officially entered into force, some governments keep on opposing the requests of associations and individual citizens to guarantee fairness and tolerance, creating a great disparity between citizens. Due to a series of violent attacks that took place in various areas of the Continent, a lot of State applied severe anti-terrorism measures, restricting several liberties and rights of citizens, from the freedom of movement to the freedom of expression and opinion. Although necessary, these safety measures were used in an unfair way by many governments, limiting the action field of NGOs and civil society organizations. Minorities and oppositions also got attacked by these policies, creating a climate of discomfort and fear. Within this frame, young people are losing trust towards this system, and they are asking for change both online and offline. Several demonstrations throughout the old continent showed the involvement of teenagers and young adults, who took the street asking respect for human rights and European values. Many campaigns and hashtags are shared in their social media pages, spreading information and supporting the local actions created by their peers worldwide. HURRICANE placed itself within this general framework with the aim of providing young people, operators in the non-formal education sector and European civil society organizations, with new tools and artistic methods aimed at creating awareness of European values, as well as refining tools and methodologies within youth work to create new human rights awareness raising actions on a local and international scale. The project was divided into four interconnected actions: a Training Course- TC, an Advance Planning Visit- APV and two Virtual Youth Exchanges- YEs. In order to reach the macro objective stated above, a set of specific objectives -SO was connected to each sub-action, creating a coherent path throughout the different phases: A1.TC: - to raise awareness on the current situation in Europe concerning HRs related issues; - to exchange good practices and actions/projects in the field of HRs and share existing methods youth workers and organizations are using to promote equity and active citizenship in the involved countries; - to strengthen the collaboration of youth workers within the consortium; - to further develop and test tools and methodologies to enhance HRs' education among young people and local communities. A2.APV: - to gather the future group leaders of the two Youth Exchanges - YEs in order to prepare the upcoming steps, run the logistic check, develop the final agendas and select the working methods to apply during the two YEs. A3.YE1; A4.YE2: - to make sensitization among young people on the nowadays situation regarding HRs in Europe; - to reflect on European citizenship and how HRs' are valued in Europe; - to make young people experiment new tools, by planning and testing digital campaigns on HRs and active citizenship with peers and local communities. The project also aimed at developing two of the Strategic Objectives - SO, in the "Education and Training 2020" field: SO2 - Improve the quality and effectiveness of education and training (through TC) and SO3 - Promote the equity, social cohesion and active citizenship (through the YE and subsequent follow up measures). In addition, the project was in line with the priorities of the Annual Work Program-AWP 2019 which aimed to implement initiatives and projects to support social inclusion, enhance diversity and intercultural dialogue. Furthermore, the AWP aimed at promoting the common values of freedom, tolerance and respect for human rights.