The project "Intercultural involvement and dialogue" was a 10-day youth exchange that took place in the commune of Brebu, between 05.07-14.07.2021, with the participation of 35 young people, aged between 16 and 22 years, and 5 group leaders, over 18 years old, from 5 countries: Hungary, Macedonia, Lithuania, Serbia and Romania. The young participants learned what it means to be active and responsible citizens in the community, through their involvement in the research, capitalization and digitization of traditional crafts in disadvantaged rural communities. The aim of our project was for young participants to become motivated and aware that they have a civic responsibility to get involved in preserving and promoting traditional crafts in rural areas, for an intercultural dialogue between countries, for affirming disadvantaged rural communities in Europe and for their tourist, economic and cultural development. The objectives of the project were: O1: Stimulating the motivation of the 35 young participants in the exchange through the activities carried out in the village of Teregova, between 05.07-14.07.2021, for their involvement as active citizens in preserving and capitalizing on traditional crafts in the communities they come from. O2: Development of skills of the 35 young participants for research, capitalization and promotion of traditional crafts in the village of Teregova, between 05.07-14.07.2021. O3: Promoting diversity and intercultural dialogue in the communities of the partner associations, by the 40 young participants in the exchange, during the project and after its funding has ceased. The project created an opportunity for the 35 participants to be informed and motivated through non-formal methods to get involved in community life as responsible European citizens, to develop personal and professional skills for researching, capitalizing on and promoting traditional crafts, using their dependence. computer / internet for the digitization of local cultural heritage as a way to promote diversity and intercultural dialogue, for the inclusion of young people from disadvantaged rural communities through such types of activities. Young people learned more about the Erasmus + program, the Youthpass certificate and its use in learning and employment. This project has reached the European priorities of the Erasmus program: improving the level of skills and abilities of young people, including those with fewer opportunities, and promoting participation in democratic life in Europe and in the labor market, active citizenship, intercultural dialogue, social inclusion and solidarity. The European priorities at national level were: social inclusion, the development of social, civic and intercultural skills, participation and active citizenship of young people, especially those at risk of social exclusion. The results of the project are: 35 young exchange participants motivated and involved in collecting, capitalizing and promoting local crafts, digitizing 4 traditional crafts / exchange, respectively one / partner community in the follow-up stage, creating a Facebook page and a ethnographic video material for the Youtube channel for promoting diversity and intercultural dialogue.