European Youth Portal portrays generally young people in Europe as rather social and political apathy, less involved and interested in politics in their countries and also in democratic expression as citizens. Statistics show that young people vote less, care less and generally have other priorities then civic participation in their countries. The numbers are higher in that regard in East Europe but it is present to high extent in the other countries as well. The main goal of this project is to increase the capacity of youth work sector to raise the participation and involvement of young people in social processes and change .The training program is designed for youth workers, active members of youth organizations that need to develop their competencies in working with Theatre of the Oppressed methods in order to have a better and long lasting impact in their communities. In this sense a training course activity targeting 28 youth workers from 8 different European countries it is envisioned to be organized in Poland. Mainly through this training the following objectives are planned to contribute to achieve the main aim: To introduce innovative methodologies in youth work field to address human rights violations, intolerance, radicalisation of young people, exclusion, etc.; To raise the capacity of partner to operate at European level and in International mobility projects which address the needs of young people in vulnerable situations; To stimulate the exchange of best practices in youth work field in using theatre for social change in sensitive topics in our society; To increase the quality of the youth organization projects; To stimulate professional development for youth workers active in human rights area; To increase the level of active participation among the direct and indirect beneficiaries To contribute to the development of employable skills among direct and indirect beneficiaries