-Although European Union hosts many people from different and social groups, discrimination has been always hot topic in Europe.According to Discrimination in the European Union - Eurobarometer survey released in 2020, respondents of the EU consider discrimination for being Roma is most widespread (61%) in their country, followed by discrimination on the basis of ethnic origin and skin colour (59%), sexual orientation (53%), transgender (48%), religion and belief (47%), disability (44%), age (40%) and gender (35%). This shows discrimination is a urgent problem to be solved. Diversity in the culture positively affects societies in economical and social way as well as reinforcing European Identity and building peace and respect for others; therefore an effective and constructive dialogue between people and cultures should be developed for empowering inclusiveness in the societies(Harris, 2007). As Drawing To Health, consisting of people from different cultural and social groups, decided to organise a Youth Exchange to make contribution to this common problem of the Europe with international collaboration to develop a dialogue among society. Based on our previous and current works we carry out at local level and the characteristics of the audience we work with, we used digital storytelling as a tool to establish intercultural dialogue to deal with discrimination because studies shows that digital storytelling can promote multiple skills by letting learners to understand the meanings exchanged in the target language through visual images and pay attention to cultural stimuli contained in the stories, so as to synthesize and evaluate information relevant to culture as well as encourage self-expression and reflection, communication and closer interpersonal relations, given the capacity they have to share experiences, communicate empathy and understanding, and promote collaborative work by having learners cooperate in order to compose their digital narratives (Ribeiro, 2016; Porto, Houghton and Byram, 2017). In order to create a Youth Exchange proposal with international cooperation, we contacted youth organizations working different socal and cultural groups and agreed to become partner with 6 institutions from Germany, Turkey, Poland, Ireland, Italy and North Macedonia. In order to determine the needs of the young people, who are the target audience of the project, and to develop the project idea in this direction, we conducted a needs analysis through a questionnaire among volunteers of partner institutions. Based on this results, we specified objectives of the project are as follows; *To improve the knowledge, skills and attitudes of the participants about discrimination and intolerance intercultural dialogue, environmental sustainability and digital storytelling, *To enable participants to be informed about problems which different social and cultural groups face and good practices against discrimination and intercultural dialogue as well as encouraging them to combat with discrimination in their communities, * To improve participants' photography, video shooting, digital storytelling, intercultural dialogue, creativity and teamwork skills *To enable participants to discover other cultures and establish intercultural dialogue through digital storytelling, * To deepen participants’ competences about Erasmus+ oppurtunities to encourage them take part in future projects