As young people are becoming more stagnant and inactive regarding their involvement in European Union and, furthermore, eurosceptic about the whole system it is crucial to address this issue and reinforce youth involvement and active participation in democratic Europe, therefore, empowering and motivating active citizenship is of the utmost importance for a democratic system as European Union to function properly. Young people are facing several obstacles that are holding them back to engage in quality participation that would be based on personal initiative, moreover, powerfully rooted in common EU values. Young people are seeing themselves as someone who doesn’t have the voice, experience or competencies to address and influence the decision-making process that ironically is directly shaping their lives. They not only lack skills and knowledge but as well confidence to speak up so their voices could be heard. The objectives of the project are: 1. Examine the concepts of European citizenship and deconstruct it to develop an understanding of elements, dimensions, and meaning that stands behind it, moreover, put emphasis on how it affects one's daily life. 2. As European citizens explore common European values in practice, especially focusing on values of solidarity, democracy, equality and human rights. 3. Promote the concept of placing young people at the heart of society, focusing on people with fewer opportunities, to encourage initiative and active participation thus developing young people’s strengths, competencies, creating a sense of belonging and confidence to make decisions regarding common future. 4. Raise awareness and analyze direct and indirect benefits of active participation in society because “When I understand it, I can act on it” 5. Reinforce self-awareness with critical and creative reflections to compare participant current behavior and actions to their internal values to ensure deliberate future actions and decisions based on common values. 6. Discover the current situation of active citizenship in partner countries and share tools, methods and good practices of youth work experience back home. 7. Foster cooperation and create new links between youth actors and NGO’s to ensure international partnerships and more future projects with European dimension that emphasizes open-minded, tolerant and inclusive societies. 8. Using non-formal learning methods develop skills and competencies of youth actors to strengthen their aptitudes and enable them to use gained skills and methods as practical tools when working