It has enabled our subtleties in Anatolian culture and social life to become widespread, and communication on common denominators to become widespread by getting to know different cultures. We carried out this project in order for individuals growing up in different cultures to get to know each other, to break down their prejudices against different cultures, and to raise awareness among our participating individuals that the traditions found and maintained in every society actually serve the same purpose. Traditions, which form a close bond between all individuals of a society, make each individual an indispensable part of the society with the sense of belonging that the individual feels towards that society. Thus, the individual begins to personally reflect all the characteristics reflected by society. These traditions can sometimes cause the individual to become alienated and prejudiced against different societies. In our project, we organized cultural events with our participating country representatives on the traditions, customs and traditions of the society they belong to, and focused on how people, who have a need for socialization at the core of every tradition, ensure the continuity of society by connecting to the society they belong to through traditions. Just as every individual has the instinct to continue living, every society also has the instinct to maintain its continuity, and the only element that ensures this is traditions. us too With the cultural groups we created from Turkey, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania and North Macedonia (Bosnia and Herzegovina was removed from the list by the National Agency officials. The Italy group did not participate because it was closed and the number of people in other groups was increased) and the participating individuals from five countries get to know the traditions in other societies, We based our project on raising awareness by comparing it with their own culture. Because, as Cultural Source Anadolu Group, we encountered a problem that individuals who grew up in different cultures have a prejudiced attitude towards foreign societies and cannot understand some behaviors. We showed our participating individuals by experiencing and making others experience that every tradition has an important explanation based on the past, and that there is a basis for some ceremonies and group behaviors that continue in society. For this reason, as the coordinator country, we first set out to use Turkish traditions. Each of our organizations consists of two events: a presentation of the Turkish tradition and a presentation of the guest country. These events helped our individuals from foreign cultures warm up to different cultures and eliminated prejudices.