The LGBTQ+ community is among the most vulnerable minorities. Even though homosexuality is legal in all European states, the LBGTQ+ community still has to encounter unfavorable public opinions, legal problems, and other difficulties. Therefore, it is not surprising that LGBTQ+ people face serious health issues, linked to societal discrimination and the denial of their human rights. Although Europe is one of the most equality-advanced continents, LGBTQ+ individuals are disadvantaged as they suffer from inequalities and social exclusion. Due to these social challenges, LGBTQ+ (and more particularly youth) are at risk for mental health issues like anxiety, the feeling of isolation, and depression. Moreover, LGBTQ+ youth are more likely to experience homelessness and to use illegal drugs. All these factors cause a higher risk of committing suicide (LGBTQ+ youth are 2 to 3 times more likely to attempt suicide). Thus, gender and sexual orientation issues are one priority of this century. People who are not aware and do not understand the LGBTQ+ issues tend to have prejudices, which can easily turn into fear or hatred. It is necessary to educate the youth on such important topics, to raise awareness and to promote open-mindedness, as well as respect for everyone regardless of their gender, sexual orientation, or how they choose to express it. For that, 5 organizations from Malta, Italy, Lithuania, Hungary, and France have had united for the project People's Right is to Deserve Equality (PRIDE). The project’s general aim was to raise youth awareness on LGBTQ+ issues. We believe that knowledge is a weapon against ignorance which usually leads to fear or hate. To tackle this vicious spiral, it is necessary to be educated on the subject, and above all to educate the youth. Young people are our future leaders, it is thus necessary to ensure that they get knowledge on such an important topic. To reach this aim, the following objectives were set: 1) Learn more about the LGBTQ+ community (historically; terms and definitions); 2) Enhance knowledge on issues they deal with (social exclusion etc.); 3) Learn more about the situation of the LGBTQ+ community in other countries; 4) Promote values such as tolerance, human rights, respect, freedom in an intercultural context; 5) Promote LGBTQ+ Rights.