"Eurogames" was the international youth exchange that ENAAL host in Pervolia Cyprus between 13-21 December 2021 with the participation of 56 young people from 8 EU countries. The project was created with the aim to provide an experience of intercultural learning activities to all the participants involved. It is focused on personal development through sports and outdoor activities, with an objective to bring more awareness about equality in everyday life for all the people involved in sports and give participants the platform of information and knowledge about the topic as well as to motivate the participants to spread their experience further on. GENERAL OBJECTIVES OF THE YOUTH EXCHANGE - Promote the value of sport as a tool for social inclusion and active participation. - Tackle the topic of healthy living. - To provide an experience of intercultural learning activities to all the participants involved in it. - To encourage personal development through sport and outdoor activities, with an objective to bring more awareness about the equality in everyday life of all the people involved in it. - To raise awareness of intercultural communication as part of teamwork (and teamwork in general) and to provide opportunities for learning about each other’s reality. -To learn more about the Erasmus+ Programme and the opportunities that it offers for young people. - To provide the participants an opportunity to share practices, to reflect on common challenges in the field of living in intercultural environment. The specific objectives that “Eurogames” aims to achieved were as follows: · promoting cultural diversity on the European continent through presenting Europe’s multicultural character in the form of games, sports and outdoor activities that are traditional in different European countries; · promoting the importance of healthy lifestyle through practicing different physical activities and stressing the positive results that they produce; · raising awareness for the importance of accepting cultural diversity through non-formal learning workshops aimed at presenting the benefits of EU’s multiculturalism; · improving the capacities of youth organizations and competencies of youth leaders for delivering beneficial sport activities in their communities aimed at activating young people, including people with fewer opportunities. During the Youth Exchange, the participants had the chance to shared and demonstrated sports, games and outdoor activities that are traditional for their country, and together as a group, work on creating unifying European games. In addition to this primary activity, through an NGO presentation, intercultural learning workshops, European citizenship workshops, the participants had an opportunity to tackle the topics of active European citizenship, fighting discrimination, cultural diversity and European cooperation. Sports and Games one of the best ambassadors to promote human rights and inclusion of all. Through sport, people learn values that cross gender, nationality, age or even physical condition. It is now paramount to build stronger bridges to advocate for sport as a Human Right to pledge to defend and to promote it. The activities were closely connected to the definition of many human rights: the right to education, the right to culture, the right to health and wellbeing as well as the right to political participation. Sport is envisioned to be practiced without any kind of discrimination, such as race, colour, sex, sexual orientation, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. Sport and Games can easily transmit many positive values, such as fairness, team building, equality, discipline, inclusion, perseverance and respect, all of which can be found in the Olympic Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Charter for Fundamental Rights. Through the project we: - found out that there are similarities between different ethnicities, cultures and religions. - worked on a common topic with the group to speak in front of an audience,to have an effective listening,creative thinking skills. -gave participants a chance to develop their creative thinking skills. -gained positive behaviors that will stay with them throughout their lives on humanitarian issues such as mutual tolerance, empathy, marginalization and xenophobia. -learned more about intercultural dialogue&gain awareness about tolerance towards differences. -gained knowledge about concepts such as participation in democratic life,active citizenship,intercultural dialogue,social inclusion and solidarity -became able to apply for a project& to benefit from more E+ opportunities Through the YE participants explored cultural similarities between EU countries, fostered solidarity and unity and helping young people with fewer opportunities to express themselves and promoting more inclusive communities through games and sport activities.