The project SAHS will take place in Ragusa (Sicily, Italy) with the partake of 28 participants plus 3 coaches to be held by 7 associations from as many European countries. The project is designed to host youth people(18-35),and it will deal with journalism, defense of human rights, media, youth working and local impact on political issues. The project SAHS was planned for 7 participants with fewer opportunities, one for each association. The project aims to involve; volunteers and members of NGOs, aspiring journalists, youth workers, media trainers, immigration experts and humanitarian law, staff who work closely with refugees and victims of human traficking ,minorities group rights and fight against discrimination. By implementing the project and developing the various activities, Generation Zero wants to give to SAHS participants tools and knowledge to recognize a fake news. In order to reach this goal the project wants to tech to the participants which news can be defined as false or inaccurate. We intend to provide participants with a series of experiences on ethnicity, race and safety in order to analyze and understand them at best, all this with a series of non-formal education activities. The project focuses on specific objectives that aim to achieve competences . The first objective is to diffuse among participants awareness of the critical use of the media, to understand their power and manipulative use. Ideally we intend to support integration and counter the false myth of the immigrant seen as a social danger. Another of our specific intention is to combat the myths about religions in order to promote the idea of diversity and pluralism as a cultural richness for every EU country. Following this idea, we want to accomplish another specific purpose, that is to give to the participants the requirements of non-formal education that, better than others,allow us to filter and understand the news that often goes in a generic way by the media.This is the way in which it is possible to promote the spread of ideas of solidarity and pluralism between different cultures, which is linked to the development of a sense of belonging to the European community. Our project is strongly linked to the founding objectives of Erasmus +. In particular we share with the program the macro-objective of pushing young people to active participation, as reported by European cooperation in the youth field (2010-18). We share specific objectives, such as the participation of young people in democratic dialogue through the sound and punctual use of information resources within the EU. From our point of view, young people who are more aware of their role and of the responsible use of information source, may be less vulnerable to manipulation for purposes, other than informing European citizens correctly. As general objectives, the SAHS project aims to develop the capacities of the participants with a view to improving; participation in social and civic life, inclusion, the fight against racism and stereotypes, improving the social and social skills of young people. In this context, peer education activities will help learners who will also be allowed to experience the anguish of a migrant traveling the path of the sea. This will allow us to tackle current and deeply felt issues in a controlled and mediated way, even within the countries of which the organizations are a part. The idea of welcoming the participants of some specific areas of Europe will allow us to broaden the spectrum of visions and ideas in order to best combat the most disparate stereotypes about Jews, Muslims, Sinti and migrants. The choice of organizations exactly follows the search for a partnership of associations that have been implementing actions and projects aimed at the active participation of young people aimed at the fight against discrimination and hate speech.