The youth exchange aimed to encourage young people to be civically engaged and take action and responsibilities in their societies and increasingly include them in EU-related youth policies and strengthen their rights (more active participation in society). In the form of campaigns, we wanted to encourage young people to learn and use this form of civic action to engage actively in the social and political spheres of our communities. This project promoted the inclusion of young people in decision-making processes and social entrepreneurship. Furthermore, the project offered opportunities to exchange ideas, interactive learning and acquire diverse and practical knowledge that will enable them to better work together in groups, scrutinize (learn how to ask crucial questions and challenge discourses) analyze topics (problem analysis), develop goals and solutions (problem-reconciliation or resolution) and design campaigns that they can achieve their goals. Each country team was supposed to develop a draft of a campaign on a self-selected topic throughout the youth exchange (as a practical exercise for potential campaigns and projects after the activity in Serbia). The project fostered critical thinking to a high degree, in which the participants critically examine their own views and activities, and evaluate their own planning and actions. By designing different pilot projects of non-violent and legal campaigns, we wanted to encourage young people to learn and use this form of participatory action to engage in the social, economic and political spheres of our communities.