The European Dialogue is deeply convinced that the problem of increasing support for extremist movements across Europe is a significant threat to the democratic principles, human rights and freedoms and principles of the European society that supports the rule of law. Support for extremism is growing because there are problems in society which are not solved and thus culminate and grow over time. We believe that such problems can be prevented by means of education, because it is the most powerful weapon of modern civilization. With educated and well-informed young people, we can effectively combat poverty, social exclusion, corruption, discrimination or racial hatred - problems that promote the emergence of extremism. The media also play an important role in manipulation of public opinion, so one of the aims of this project is to increase the media literacy of participants and through them and their wider surroundings, learn to work with the media, detect manipulation content, fake news and hoaxes. The European Dialogue also believes that it can achieve the following objectives through this project: 1. Enhance young people's professional competences in education, media and internal development. 2. Reveal external impacts on the functioning of internal processes in individual countries that are fighting extremism. 3. Increase media awareness of the issue of repression of human rights and freedoms by selected national groups. 4. Promote the representation of young people in public institutions and informal groups, in particular those from socially disadvantaged and excluded groups. 5. Develop intercultural relationships and competences of young people. 6. Create an international group to cooperate, inform and encourage each other before, during and after all project activities.