This Youth Exchange had a basic goal: to spread Media Literacy culture to young people among EU member and neighbouring countries and increase youth participation, by equipping youngsters with practical competences, raising awareness, enabling them to act as change makers and active members of the society based on non-formal learning approaches. The main objectives of this project were to: 1. Develop critical thinking &critical media skills to question, evaluate and analyze what we hear, see and read. 2. Become active, engaged media consumers and creators. 3. Increase youth participation through civic journalism to strengthen the basis of democracy. 4. Facilitate networking and further co-operation between participants and their organizations for issues concerning Media Literacy across European and neighbouring countries. Through discussions about the content and context of specific issues youngsters face nowadays through media, by showing critical attitude towards media, political, social, economical analysis by asking deeper questions about what lies behind (who profits from it, what is the real purpose driving production and distribution etc.) youngsters worked on the above mentioned objectives. Youngsters tried to turn into social and civic journalists, learn the culture of Media Literacy, create media productions on relevant issues such as human rights, youth participation, social inclusion, gender equality, democracy while promoting peace and justice in our local communities.