The youth exchange "We welcome everyone" was a two-step project: First activity occurred in Turi, Estonia, and another in Kobuleti, Georgia. The project "We welcome everyone" gathered participants from Estonia and Georgia and aimed to promote tolerance, pluralism, and respect. The youth exchange allowed all the participants to exchange 'best practice' experiences of multicultural societies and encouraged them to make cross-border cooperation. Youth Exchange allowed participants to become acquainted with one other's inter-ethnic cohabitation and create new contacts. The youth exchange brought together individuals from Estonia and Georgia to discuss the issues they encounter in their own countries, battling intolerance and proposing solutions. The main objectives of "We Welcome Everyone" were the following: - To bring together young people from Estonia and Georgia and offer them the opportunity to share, help, get to know each other, and learn through the artistic activities organized and shared by all participants. - To bring together young people from Estonia and Georgia and give them a chance to share, help, get to know one another, and learn via artistic events arranged and shared by all participants. - To learn how to respect different opinions and break stereotypes by conducting evaluation and discussion with young people from another country; - To develop and promote solidarity and tolerance among young people through intercultural activities and openness, as well as the active participation and collaboration of group leaders and participants involved; - To provide young people with the opportunity to share good practices and experiences on "spread peace messages" through activities based on non-formal education. - To promote equality and social inclusion by providing access to individuals with disadvantaged backgrounds and fewer chances than their peers; - To inspire and nurture the entrepreneurial spirit of the young participants by arranging creative and innovative activities. - To expand young people's awareness of diverse cultures/histories/religions; - To develop young people's creativity and engagement in civil life by promoting "Erasmus +" chances among them;