At the time of creating the application in 2019, we defined the problem areas described below. During the implementation of the project in autumn 2022, postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, after the outbreak of war in Ukraine and in many other regions of the world, the radicalization of social moods and the deterioration of the economic situation in many countries, these topics seem to be even more topical than when the application was created. --- Although European Union is based on a set of common fundamental values,which include respect for human dignity,freedom,equality and respect for human rights and the rights of people belonging to minorities,we can notice the expansion of radicalisation and extreme views taking place in different parts of Europe,and more and more people being targeted by racism,xenophobia and other forms of intolerance just because of their race,national or ethnic origin or sexual orientation. Problem of racism,extremism,xenophobia is extremely topical in the European community today,and here Italy,Ukraine,Georgia,Turkey and Poland are no exception (1.According to the research conducted by the Pew Research Centre in 2017, 9 of 10 Italians don’t like Roma and hold Anti-Roma views;2.Starting from 2014 it has been observed the growing number of Ukrainians coming to Poland to study,work and live.According to different estimations there might be up to 2 million Ukrainians living and working in Poland.Research conducted in February 2019 by Havas Media Group showed suprisingly that young people between age of 16 and 24 are the least tolerant and the most reserved towards Ukrainians among Polish community;3.Poland occupies second place among monitored countries in its level of anti-Semitism. According to public opinion poll conducted by Polish Public Opinion Research Centre (CBOS) in October 2017, 33 per cent of Poles expressed negative attitude towards Jews;4.Most Europeans also share the view that number of immigrants in their countries should remain at the same level (an average of 43 per cent) or decrease (38 per cent).Most of supporters of reduction in umber of immigrants live in Italy (52 per cent);5.As as result of 2015-2017 migration crisis,populist radical right forces,and first of all,parliamentary radical parties,were able to significantly strengthen their positions in some countries,including Germany,Slovakia,Croatia and Hungary;to achieve their stated political goals in Britain;and to come to power in Italy, Austria, and Poland). Especially young people are exposed to these trends,on the one hand because they are in the proces of shaping their personalities and opinions and thus more susceptible to be involved in such radical and xenophobic activities,and on the other hand as they have easier access to the Internet and social media where they can find radical and xenophobic profiles of individuals or parties,as well as movies and articles exhorted to hate,discriminate or even harm the others. It is very common that radical or extremist movements reach young people through Internet or media that is why they are particularly at risk. Major aims of project: -build awareness among young people - participants of the project - about current human rights situation and socio-political tendencies in European countries -sensitize participants about needs,challenges and daily life of the most vulnerable groups-migrants and refugees/people seeking asylum and show,promote and introduce richness of multicultural,open and democratic society -decrease radical and xenophobic perspectives and extremism movements among young people so that they will become more tolerant,sensitive,open for different cultures,habits,nationalities - sensibilise local communities in Poland,Ukraine,Italy,Turkey,Georgia about alarming phenomenons: extremism,xenophobia,radicalisation through activities and events organised by participants (participants will take a role of "ambassadors" promoting tolerant,sensitive,diverse Europe) Specific aims of project: -increase civic,social, interpersonal,language skills of participants -teach participants how to prepare scenario and plan for workshops and events promoting openness,anti-discrimination,diversity -create short movie in English showing perspective of participants on extremism and xenophobia -establish cooperation between participants,which would result in future common projects focused on anti-discrimination and solidarity. To reach our major and specific aims, we involved 25 young people from 18 to 25 years old from Poland,Italy,Turkey,Ukraine,Georgia.We chose those countries due presence of xenophobia and extremism,which increased in the above mentioned places in last few years and our up to now successful collaboration with partners. Youth exchange links to objectives of Erasmus+ programme and this specific key action as via various activities participants will have opportunity to confront their perspectives about nowadays phenomenons and create a new base for more open,supportive and tolerant view.They will also have a chance to gain and improve essential competences - interpersonal skills (work in a team and multicultural environment,time management,organisational skills etc.) and command of English,to deepen their civic responsibility and involvement,which will contribute to their personal and socio- educational development, as well as increase their chances in finding future professional job.