”yEUth” was youth exchange which will include more than 55 young people and group leaders from 8 different countries: Hungary, Spain, Greece, Bulgaria, Latvia, Poland, Romania and Cyprus. The project focused on youth involvement in the EU and the EU politics. We tackled three levels of the dilemma: current EU challenges of the Brexit aftermath, the question on the EU enlargement and the role of youth. "yEUth" was a youth exchange project organized by Youth Dynamics to give young people the opportunity to developed an issue about the interests and real needs of all, despite of their origin, Tolerance as personal development and knowledge of diversity, to different people by race, religion, culture or sexual orientation, to break the barriers between humans, especially in this era of change. Therefore, the Objectives of the project were: -Raising the freedom of expression; -Increasing debate on the most relevant European topics, such as EU deepening and enlargement, migrant crisis, rise of right wing parties, etc; -Raising awareness of European diversity and European values; -Active involvement of youth in the EU politics; -Encouraging local actions, youth participation in communities and active citizenship; -Better connection and cooperation between youth and politicians; This project promoted the use of non formal education to promote social inclusion and personal development. The project also aims to bring youngsters closer to EU and to contribute to the growth of their communities. The project addresses issues in the field of youth that is noted in the following documents: 1) European Union Youth Strategy 2019-2027 highlights that 1/3 of young people in Europe are at risk of poverty and social exclusion. 2) Inclusion and Diversity Strategy in the field of Youth emphasized the need of supporting the inclusion of young people facing fewer opportunities through non-formal education/ 3) The European Union Youth Strategy 2019-2027 acknowledges that young people are not a homogenous group, and thus have diverse needs, backgrounds, life situations and interests. The project supported active citizenship and ethics, as well as fostered the development of social and intercultural competences, critical thinking and media literacy. The focus was on raising awareness on and understanding the European Union context. The “yEUth” Youth Exchange was a unique chance for youth to spent a week in Cyprus collaborating with people all around Europe brought together by a desire to help young people take their proper place in European democracy. Participants invited to engage in discussions and intercultural activities related to the European Elections and contribute to the preparation of the campaign “Voice your Vote”. The 8-day programme allowed them to understand the goals and methods used in the campaign, familiarising them with chosen youth engagement tools and developing their skills to promote European debate in their own communities. The participants also had the opportunity to prepare and present Europe-oriented activities. The project aimed to: -Promote young people’s active citizenship in general and their European citizenship in particular, encouraging their engagement in civic activities and fostering a sense of belonging to the European community. -Develop solidarity and promote tolerance among young people, with a focus on enhancing social cohesion within the European Union, by fostering empathy, understanding, and acceptance of diversity. -Fostered mutual understanding between young people from different countries, facilitating cultural exchange and dialogue to bridge gaps and promote unity within Europe. -Contributed to the development of quality support systems for youth activities and the capabilities of civil society organizations in the youth field, aiming to provide effective and inclusive platforms for young people to engage and thrive. Promoted European cooperation in the youth field, encouraging collaboration between organizations in EU Youth have to tell what they think about the current European issues and to offer their solution. This project was exactly here to help them with this, both indirectly and directly. The programme of this project was designed to create a friendly atmosphere in which participants were free to express their opinion, appreciating at the same time opinion of others. The main goal of this project was to contribute to the process of building a tolerant integrated society based on respect for gender equality and cultural diversity, with active intercultural cooperation and dialogue, through raising the awareness of a group of youth leaders about the theme of gender identity and cultural diversity and through supporting their development as youth workers and peer educators in this field in their communities. In this way, the project was focused both on supporting the target group of the project and on making further impact on the local communities involved.