Our project aimed to raise awareness about preventing human rights violations in the EU and neighboring countries. To this end, our project helped speed up efforts to improve human rights, democracy and the rule of law in all aspects ofthis action. It deepened cooperation with partner countries, international organizations and civil society, build new collaborations and support partnerships to adapt to changing conditions. This activity strengthened the development of genuine and reliable cooperation with partners around to support democracy and was supported by these processes in the service of citizens and representative and transparent democratic institutions. The methodology to be used based on non-formal education, through the active participation and construction of the participants, giving them the opportunity and learning, what could best meet their expectations and the best results withthem. The objectives of the training course were: -To discuss the current situation in the countries and explore the possibilities to address the discrimination influencing the young people. -To set up the framework of policies for ensuring social inclusion of young people with disadvantaged background. -To get competences in running human rights education youth projects. -To plan concrete projects with young people. -To share experience and youth work practices. -To recognize possible solutions to address discrimination and xenophobia. -To reflect on the notion of the human rights and be able to multiply this knowledge. -To discuss the quality criteria for youth projects addressing the issue of Human Rights. -To introduce and familiarize the participants with COMPASS -To develop intercultural competences of the participants. -To initiate partnership between the organisations by creating the common space for joint work.