The pandemic days we are living in makes us look at the world in a different way. Change is here and, because of that, nowadays, positive change is crucial. We believed in scrutinising our behaviours and habits, blooming the good things, transforming the bad stuff, and trying to improve and develop fresher and newer approaches to every single and holistic aspect of our lives, both as individuals as well as citizens. And, because we believe that the best field to flourish and spread a positive and active evolution path is the less corrupted one – the youngsters. That's why we wanted to increase Youth has a Strategy to ensure a more equal, just, and happier future. With this project we intended to analyse different youth work methods, approaches, activities, share good experiences and practices, dissect the errors and failures, in order to create fresher and more effective youth work skills and tools. While some people believed -still believe- COVID-19 situation will damage the European Union, countries will be more nationalist and close their borders, people will be more radicalised; we -as partner organizations and youth workers/leaders- believed on the contrary. At least, we believed that the goals of the Strategy are more important nowadays and we wanted to contribute in the solidarity among youth workers from different countries. We developed a project together with experienced youth workers, leaders from the partner organizations which we have been working together for a long time. We followed the objectives of the field of actions to do something for the Strategy and discussed how to put it into practice from the theory. We tried to explore possibilities, improve tools, and develop new projects according to the proposals of the Strategy. According to our Erasmus + project experiences, we realised that as youth workers and leaders, we still don’t have a holistic approach to the European Youth Strategy and we are trying to practice it in a more particular way. But we believe that without a holistic approach to the Strategy, something will always be missing and we will not be able to contribute enough in reaching the goals. The Strategy was a strong message which can inspire youth work all over Europe. The overall aim of the seminar was to gain deeper knowledge on European Youth Strategy as the main direction of youth work at local and European level. Experienced youth workers, trainers and project managers shared their point of views, experiences and practices concerning the Strategy. We invented tools for youth workers and projects based on the needs of their target groups along the Strategy. Objectives of the seminar were: - To raise understanding on the objectives of new European Youth Strategy; - To foster understanding of ‘Engage-Connect- Empower’; - To exchange experiences and good practices on local and international youth activities based on the objectives of the Strategy then to discover and explore its challenges; - To Encourage young people's engagement in solidarity, promoting support schemes and seek for synergies between EU funding instruments and national, regional and local schemes; - To prepare a recommendation on possible tools and projects in order to put the Strategy into practice; - To make the Strategy more understandable by using non-formal methods and equipping youth workers with competences and methods for their professional development, needed for transferring the common fundamental values of our society, particularly to the hard to reach young people and preventing violent radicalization of young people as well. - To support and develop opportunities for ‘learning to participate’, raising interest in participatory actions and helping young people to prepare for participation, - To develop new transnational youth projects according to the proposals of KA1 Mobility projects for young people and youth workers within Erasmus + programme. Our project is linked to youth policies in Europe. The Strategy should inspire all national youth strategies, so it is needed to find good practices and give answers for the challenges. As experienced youth workers we would like to explore and share good practices which were already done and discuss the challenges which can stop the influence of the Strategy.