Digital exclusion is part of the overall challenge of exclusion, a widespread and growing phenomenon that carries with it a series of deteriorations in life paths of youth like poor health, poor lifelong earnings and an increased risk of marginalization. Tackling inequality will make our communities and youth fairer and our economies stronger. There are many young persons who are currently excluded for reasons of low income and education, location, culture, trust and confidence levels or various disabilities. The overall aim of the project is to provide active youth with adequate measures knowledge, skills, competences and experience using online activism and preventing youth exclusion. By providing an overall understanding of hate speech, human rights, online activism, youth inclusion and providing space to analyse concrete case studies and learn from best practices, participants will increase their competences to look at their context with a wider scope and develop their critical thinking. The project goal will be achieved due to objectives: 1. Bringing together young people from 6 EU and Partner countries in Lviv, Ukraine building up space for the open, friendly and active communication on the problems of social inclusion of youth in a digital environment; 2. Providing space and platform for conduction of constructive discussion and self-presentation in multicultural community; 3. Investigating elements of digital youth activism and youth involvement (multiculturalism, tolerance, partnership and dialog) from partner's perspectives. 4. Developing critical thinking, ability to correctly filter social information, to generate ideas and work in a team; 5. Assisting in overcoming inner prejudices and stereotypes leading to digital hate speech and finding the ways of safe media in the youth environment 6. Encouraging open reflection of individuals and groups on gained insights. 7. Establishing new international contacts between young people for developing and realization of other joint projects in future;