By using Non-violent communication practices as proposed by Marshall Rosenberg, this YE aimed at shrinking the gap between cultures, promoting intercultural dialogue and preparing youth and youths migrants to embrace other cultures with compassion and empathy, and become co-creators of a society based on the culture of peace and tolerance. This YE had the following objectives: inform youth on the topics of intercultural dialogue, no hate speech; tackling issues as discrimination, racism and social integration; equipping young people and migrants with easy to apply tools for conflict resolution and/or interracial conflicts; creating the habit of listening empathetically, of seeking connection in any social interaction; foster compassion by learning to identify the unexpressed needs and emotions, both of self and of the other; shrinking the gap between different cultures, by understanding the common human needs; cultivate tolerance, respect and open-mindedness towards diversity; empower youth to get engaged in promoting a culture of no hate speech and non-violent communication. The objectives merged with the general objectives of the Erasmus + and Key Action 1 in particular, promoted values such as equality, freedom, human dignity and respect. It focused on building active and participative societies, by inviting and encouraging participants to be involved in societal issues and their solutions.