We implemented this project to show that different cultures can live in love, respect and tolerance together and to prevent racist, xenophobic and discriminationist thoughts in our countries and in Europe. For this reason, cultural diversity, prejudices, cultural conflicts and dialogue were the central concepts of our activities in this youth exchange project. The primary goal of the project was to put love, respect, tolerance and the desire to live together against racist, xenophobic, discriminationist and Islamaphobic thoughts. We tried to start a respect and tolerance wave based on multiculturalism starting from participants and spreading to local people and from local to global. Participants who contacted the local community undertook this mission locally. On a global scale, the organizations with our participants and partnerships took this wave to various regions of Europe. Another aim of the project was to develop methods to integrate excluded people to society. One of the important objectives of this project was to focus on a current and vital issue such as xenophobia and Islamophobia, which are rising in Europe and to discuss prejudices. Thanks to our project, which supported pluralism, diversity and tolerance, participants gained the ability to combat intercultural conflicts and prejudices. Our project is putting Erasmus+ Program and European Union values defined in Article 2 of the Treaty on European Union in the center. As it is known, in this article, values are counted as human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, rule of law, respect for human rights, pluralism, non-discrimination, tolerance, justice, solidarity and gender equality, including the rights of people belonging to minority groups. We implemented a youth exchange with participants from 6 different countries of Europe and pluralism, equality and integration were priorities of the project.