Regardless of where we live in, gender equality is a fundamental human right. Advancing gender equality is critical to all areas of a healthy society, from reducing poverty to promoting the health, education, protection and the well-being of girls and boys. Given that, the Youth exchange ‘Gender Things’ gathered 42 young people from Republic of North Macedonia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Lithuania, Italy and Slovakia in order to allow them to discuss issues and solutions for combating gender inequality. In that sense, we enabled exchange of different ways to support gender equality in participant’s countries in order to raise awareness among youth about the progress societies can make if working towards equality at all levels. The objectives achieved with the Youth exchange were the following: To enable gaining knowledge and change in young people’s attitudes regarding the importance and benefits of supporting gender equality; To allow exchange of issues and realities between young people living in societies with low gender gap and those coming from countries with higher levels of inequalities; To explore the factors contributing to gender inequality and to discuss solutions and actions; To enable young people to acquire digital skills and to encourage them to use their knowledge for contributing to a greater cause; To support active youth involvement, as well as to promote social inclusion and anti-discrimination; To promote the Erasmus+ programme and to support greater recognition of non-formal education; To encourage intercultural encounters and acceptance of cultural differences.