The antecedent of the project was the conflicts in the Middle East and the Mediterranean and the tensions of nationalism, xenophobia and racism in many countries of the European Union. Recently, the emergence of governments that have driven extreme racism and xenophobia such as Leganord in Italy and Fidesz in Hungary have damaged both cultural diversity and social peace throughout Europe with the slogan "Unity in diversity" in long term. In addition to the increase in discriminatory discourses towards refugees in general in our country also played a role in damaging the social peace. Previous examples showed the importance of the youth field in issues such as peace building, conflict transformation, human rights education and the fight against discrimination. Different conflict models are often interconnected, and young people who have been subject to these conflicts at the regional, national or international level can develop xenophobic or racist behavior. This behavior of young people can cause violence and aggression against people of different ethnic backgrounds or any minority. In summary, the combination of extreme nationalism, racism and discrimination with violence and life-threatening actions against minority groups reveals the need to develop effective strategies for violence and conflict resolution among young people. As indicated above, we have developed a mutual learning place dedicated to conflict resolution and peace building and use non-violent actions as a tool in international and local youth work in this context. We have worked on increasing the skills and knowledge of young people concerning conflict resolution, peace building and non-violent actions. The objectives of the project were 1. To learn effective methods on conflict prevention and transformation by encouraging young people with creativity and participation. 2. To share youth practices, conflicts, experiences and interreligious and intercultural practices. 3. To raise awareness among participants about the use of tools that contribute to the development of interreligious and intercultural dialogue. 4. To raise awareness about risk factors in environments where conflicts such as multiculturalism may occur, 5. To examine the issue of conflict in a broader dimension in the framework of Human Rights. 6. To facilitate cooperation and networking among participants. 7. To develop the skills of the participants in the field of music and demonstrate their use in the field of peace. Our project strengthened the European citizenship of participants promoting their active citizenship. In addition, it developed a sense of solidarity and tolerance, among young people to enhance the social cohesion in EU and neighbouring countries. It developed a sense of mutual understanding among the young people from different countries. Moreover, by raising awareness among young people concerning these issues, the quality of support systems for youth activities and civil society in the field of youth are increased. Our project worked on increasing the capacity of participating organisations and fostered cooperation between young people in Europe. Moreover, we tried to support the fight against racism, xenophobia and gender discrimination through the sessions that we have implemented on hate speech concepts on the media and social networks while supporting the improvement of the quality youth work.The main issues that we have addressed during the project were hate speech, racism, xenophobia and the media.