In the implementation of the activities that were part of the project, we addressed all the overarching goals we highlighted. These were: 1. networking of young people, 2. promoting the idea of peer learning, 3. raising the social activity of young people and promoting the idea of volunteering, 4. raising the competence of staff - both their own and those of partner organizations, 5. networking and exchange of experiences of youth workers. Within the framework of the "Morality and Cyber Reality" activity, we focused on youth networking, promoting the idea of peer learning and raising the social activity of young people. Youth participants in the activity prepared all elements of the project independently, with the support of group leaders and participating organizations. The schedule of all elements of the activity was arranged together with the participants, in accordance with their current needs and capabilities; the activities were conducted by youth for youth, who had previously received substantive support in the methods and forms of teaching used. In addition, young people from both very experienced organizations and newly registered ones - such as the Bulgarian organization - were invited to participate; and the entire project was attended by people experienced in implementing youth projects, as well as those for whom this project was the first opportunity to come into contact with the Erasmus+ program, which fostered networking. At present, many of the young people participating in the project are joining in further initiatives and inviting each other to join in further activities, staying in touch with each other and actively cooperating with each other. The work of young people and leaders was done entirely on a social basis - they prepared factual materials, reviewed expert statements, searched for sources of information, which they then turned into interesting workshops and additional activities. Many of them realized that social activism can be carried out in a wide range of ways, including acting on behalf of online safety, which opened horizons and influenced the desire for more frequent volunteer activities among the participants. What is particularly gratifying is that as a result of the activities and cooperation, one of the participants of the Bulgarian group of Serbian origin opened a youth group in her home country after the project, which then succeeded in registering an organization, and now our organizations are supporting each other in further initiatives and potential projects. During "Depolarize Yourself" activity, we focused on goals directly related to youth workers, i.e. improving the competence of staff - both their own and those of partner organizations, as well as networking and exchanging experiences of youth workers. We invited organizations that had not previously worked in such a partnership, which included participants both those who have been working with young people for many years and those who are just beginning in this field. We chose the topic of social polarization as very topical and often difficult to implement with young people, but providing us with many opportunities for development. Due to the participation of people with pedagogical and psychological training in the activity as well, we were able to tackle difficult topics, pay attention to the vocabulary and expressions used, as well as the selection of appropriate methods. The Polish group with Ukrainian origins, moreover, presented us with the social situation accompanying the war, which enabled others to improve their knowledge related to cooperation with Ukrainian youth with whom our organizations work. In addition, the formation of the partnership enabled the establishment of new collaborations and is already bearing fruit with the cooperation of other organizations both in the framework of accreditation projects and in the framework of the latest round of application in the program.