An average of 30 million people each year in the world had to leave their country or city for compulsory reasons such as natural disasters and civil war. According to the International Migration Organization's 2018 report, there were around 258 million international migrants worldwide. This number corresponded to approximately 3.3% of the world's population. According to the report of the United Nations High Commissioner, 68.5 million people were refugees / asylum seekers in 2018. If we looked at the European dimension of statistics; Europe was home to nearly one third of the world's immigrant population which was about 75 million people. 4% of this population, in other words, 3 million were refugees / asylum seekers. According to the survey conducted by local people in our region, a rate of around 60% indicates that they were disturbed by refugees. For this reason, even small-scale individual incidents involving refugees had been transformed into a social turmoil and many refugees had been subjected to attacks in their homes and workplaces, Unfortunately, there had been embarrassing landscapes in the name of humanity. In this context, the overall objective of the project was; to break the prejudice against refugees and to increase the sensitivity of the society.