The project was a continuation of our joint activities, in which we used dance to show the similarities and differences of Polish-Lithuanian folklore. The conclusions that came out during the activities even compelled us to continue the theme, finding common roots and history, and especially the cultural differences of our nations. The stereotypes that circulate in the environments from which we come troubled and puzzled us, and at the same time negatively influenced our behavior towards national otherness. During joint project activities, the need arose to dispel negative stereotypes, to get to the sources of prejudice, to combat these prejudices, aggression, xenophobia. We live in times that fill us with insecurity, insecurity and lack of contact with peers (remote learning, etc.), our parents are constantly "chasing" to make money, often forgetting that in the lives of their children they act as teachers, mentors and friends. This can be excused by the Covid19 pandemic, which has locked us into the virtual world and often left us to our own devices. These missing elements we look for, so most often on the Internet. Here, in turn, we are "attacked" by media mayhem and the ubiquitous "hejt". Most sites, unfortunately, present mostly negative events from the country and the world, portals and other mass media provide information that is often unreliable and only sensational. Because of this, we often expose ourselves to media manipulation and succumb to negative information. This often arouses aggression in us, the disappearance of moral norms and values: respect and tolerance. Negative comments on the Internet encourage violation of rights, violence against others. We are not fully emotionally mature, so we are very susceptible to manipulation from different sides. We have noticed that mostly the young are guided by stereotypes, which are used to divide people. This is a disturbing phenomenon, so we, as a group of young people, had the need to address this phenomenon. So we took as our main goal the opposition to this type of behavior. We manifested this opposition and spread values such as tolerance, respect and respect for other cultures, among others, in our surroundings. We also aroused in other people, the willingness to face reality and not live by stereotypes. In the project, young people brought experience and their point of view of stereotypes, prejudice, intolerance and xenophobia, as well as ways and methods to counteract them. Project activities, confirmed that our cultures are similar, Polish-Lithuanian folklore is intertwined on many levels. In connection with the fact that the passion of our groups is dance and we had the need to try our hand at theater, it is through these forms of expression that we encouraged others, to respect and tolerate otherness and break stereotypes. Through the implementation of our project we achieved the following goals: we broke stereotypes, said "Stop Discrimination", developed activity and creativity through the expression of emotions and thoughts in the form of dance and theater, as well as functional skills (computer, digital) and social skills (ability to cooperate, compromise), developed self-reliance and responsibility, increased self-esteem through the creation of the project from beginning to end, in connection with the fact that the language of the exchange was English we improved our language skills both oral and written.