The project "Theater for ALL" aimed to bring together 36 participants from Romania, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Latvia,to work together in order to better understand prejudices and stereotypes in their communities and learn how to overcome them. The project objectives were to make the 36 participants aware of their personal and cultural identity, recognize prejudice and discrimination, develop empathy, critical thinking and communication skills, develop actions to deal with discrimination, and use theater as a tool for education, communication and affirmation. By bringing together young people from different backgrounds, a safe learning environment was created for everyone to share ideas and learn from others' experiences. The project aimed to create a unique opportunity for participants to see the best way to fight exclusion. encourage cultural exchange and foster mutual understanding among the participants. The project also aimed to empower the participants to become agents of change in their communities and beyond by equipping them with the necessary skills to combat prejudice and discrimination. Through theater workshops, the participants were able to express their thoughts and emotions in a creative and constructive way, thereby enhancing their self-awareness and self-confidence. The project also provided a platform for participants to network and form new friendships, which may have a positive impact on their personal and professional lives in the future. The project "Theatre for ALL" sought to promote social cohesion and create a more inclusive society by challenging negative attitudes and behaviors towards minority groups. By working together towards a common goal, the participants were able to break down barriers and develop a shared sense of purpose. The project hoped to inspire other young people to become more involved in social activism and to promote positive change in their communities.