The project "Say No to hate speech" is a long-term project aimed at combating hate speech on the internet among young people. The project consisted of a training course and a youth exchange: The first activity planned was a training course to be held in Russia from 11 to 19 July 2020. The training course was planned for youth workers, teachers and trainers and aimed to provide them with knowledge and skills on how to address the issue of hate speech with young people through non-formal education. The objectives of the training were: - Introduce the concept of peace education, conflict transformation, intercultural dialogue and human rights. - Raising awareness about human rights education and the No Hate Speech movement (even though the campaign has already ended) in Europe and in the local context - Introducing practical pedagogical tools to address these issues with young people - Disseminate the educational approaches of the No Hate Speech movement among multipliers in the member states where the campaign is running. - Familiarise youth workers with the Bookmarks, Compass and WE can manuals and develop educators' skills in working with young people - Promote media literacy and knowledge of youth workers to combat cyberbullying - Promote youth cooperation and increase the capacity of youth organisations from programme and partner countries to implement more human rights and anti-hate initiatives and projects - Promote media literacy and knowledge of basic legal frameworks among youth workers to combat cyberbullying. The second activity planned was a youth exchange in Berlin from 8 to 18 October 2020. This was to be a youth exchange on internet literacy, involving not only young people but also bloggers and online activists. The objectives were: - To increase the sense of responsibility, understanding and acceptance of minorities and migrants in order to reduce the existence of stereotypes and hate speech in the population; - To introduce participants to the No Hate Speech movement, its aims and objectives. - Exploring human rights and human rights education in dealing with hate speech on the internet. - Raising awareness on internet literacy and mechanisms of online protection. - Exploring tools on hate speech and internet governance. - Discuss the role of bloggers in combating hate speech online. - Develop the skills and motivation of young people to identify online hate speech and become "online activists" for human rights; - Provide tools for organising online and offline campaigns focused on combating hate speech, thus creating a multiplier effect for the project; - Starting, developing and maintaining a sustainable human rights information campaign on the internet to promote a safer internet. - Discuss the limits of free speech and at what point it can become hate speech and even a violation of human rights. After this exchange, we expect our group to launch the online campaign "Be the change: make the internet safe for everyone". The project contributed to the following objectives of Key Action 1 (KA 1) of the Erasmus + Programme: - Improve the level of key competences and skills of young people, including those with fewer opportunities, and promote participation in democratic life in Europe and in the labour market, active citizenship, intercultural dialogue, social inclusion and solidarity, in particular through increased opportunities for learning mobility for young people working in youth work or youth organisations or as youth leaders, and through strengthened links between the youth field and the labour market. - Promote quality improvements in youth work, in particular through increased cooperation between organisations in the youth field and/or other actors; - Strengthen the international dimension of youth work and improve the capacity of youth workers and organisations in supporting young people. Strengthen the international dimension of youth work and improve the capacity of youth workers and organisations in supporting young people in complementarity with the European Union's external action, in particular by promoting mobility and cooperation between actors from Programme and Partner Countries and international organisations.