Together with partners from Slovakia, Hungary and Lithuania, we have jointly created an international exchange project on active citizenship and the lack of participation of young people in universal electoral voting. In our project 'Youth democratic challenges', we wanted to solve the problem of young people's inactivity in social life, raise the subject of volunteering and acquiring attitudes of activation in elections. In addition, we wanted to strengthen international ties. We wanted to build European integration on respect and tolerance for differences. The expected results were: - increased civic participation of participants and people involved in the project, - increasing the awareness of democracy in the society, active civic attitudes, - an increase in the number of people voting in the elections among the participants and people involved in the project. The goals of the project were as follows: - expanding knowledge of all the above-mentioned issues that were raised during the exchange, - promoting the Erasmus+ program, sources of its funding and thus the European Union, - acquiring the attitude of active citizenship among project participants, - promoting active participation in elections and encouraging participation in voting, - promoting the citizens' union, its advantages, - exchange of experience, what activities are undertaken in our countries in the field of democracy, - understanding the importance of democracy, - learning about alternative ways of voting, - learning to formulate one's own opinions, views on the topics discussed, - creating positive role models for us young people, opening us up to diversity, multiculturalism, breaking stereotypes in our countries and about ourselves, and thus discovering common values and roots. - getting to know our cultures.