Our goal was to create a campaign that conveys the interests of young people, promotes the diversity of youth initiatives, and showcases the various tools and platforms through which we can reach them. During the campaign, we aimed to develop competencies such as responsible use of social media, creating promotional materials, public speaking, and presentation skills. It was important for us to involve the local community and listen to their opinions. We planned to implement the project using non-formal learning methods. The project's outcomes could potentially support the efforts of civil organizations and youth councils in other cities, as we intend to share our experiences and provide new ideas for promoting similar initiatives. In our city, we consistently emphasize the importance of youth issues to the local government, and we hope that this exchange will create a new opportunity for city leadership to pay attention to young people and the resources they represent. Furthermore, the project aims to help the participating young people get to know each other and each other's cultures, fostering better understanding and acceptance through collaboration. In addition, we will develop initiative, entrepreneurial spirit, and teamwork skills in the participants within a supportive environment. Planning and executing the campaign allow for a high degree of creativity, and we empower participants to come up with creative solutions. Since reaching young people is not only a challenge for local youth communities but also in the online world, we emphasize that the campaign's online activities reach a wide audience and make the project's outcomes international to benefit as many people as possible. When planning the project, we paid particular attention to ensuring that the majority of participants were under 18 years old and were likely to participate in their first exchange project. Therefore, we provide special preparation and support to facilitate their participation.