As a result of this training course we are aiming to increase the awareness about the peaceful crisis management tools and approach among the participating NGO’s. We are planning to create the safe and effective learning space for the participants for them to develop skills and competences that come handy in crisis situations. They will go back to their own societies with knowledge on combating hate speech, nonviolent communication and how to handle emergencies in a peaceful way. To that end, the training course “Peaceful Response” aims to equip youth workers with peaceful crisis management skills by providing them the knowledge and competences in areas such as combating hate speech, nonviolent communication and by introducing them new tools that can be used as a guide by young people. Objectives: - to bring together youth workers and young activists in order to analyze the effects of crisis on everyday life; - to increase the competences of youth workers for addressing crisis in a peaceful way; - to equip youth workers with non-violent communication skills as a tool to maintain peaceful communication during the times of crisis. - to strengthen the YPA network with new active members so that it can serve as a space for engagement in peaceful crisis management for young people. - to create a guideline on ‘peaceful crises management’ for young people and youth workers. “Guide to Peaceful Crisis Management and Communication” - to support youth workers with tools and methods to ensure their well-being during measures like self-isolation, quarantine and other situations requiring lack of human contact. As the outcome of this project, participants will get inter alia the following competences: - Theoretical knowledge on crisis management, peaceful and harmless reaction on it; - Explore connection between peace, human rights and crisis management; - Theory of non-violence as a way of treating the other; - Knowledge on human rights education; - Difference between freedom of speech and hate speech; - How to create and design a guide; - Non-violent communication as a new approach in communication with the other. Capacity to react peacefully and manage any type of crisis; Capacity to be non-violent in the state of emergency or catastrophy; Respect and value human rights on the everyday basis by using peaceful approach; Detect, report and combat hate speech in communication with others, media and on social networks; Use non-violent communication as a new approach in communication with the other.