Our main goal was to support young migrants, especially from Ukraine, in their social integration in Poland by understanding and addressing their local informational needs. Project Objectives: - To understand the informational needs of young migrants in three cities with the highest Ukrainian populations: Kraków, Warsaw, and Wrocław. - To explain to young people the structure of administrative division in Poland. This will help them understand whom to turn to for information about their needs. - To assist youth in mastering the tools and developing habits necessary to express their needs clearly and understandably, as well as to build relationships (argumentation, counter-argumentation, articulating their needs in writing, teamwork, intercultural communication). - To break the stereotype among Ukrainian migrants that decision-makers are ALWAYS negative and that it is pointless to try to discuss their needs, seek solutions together, or propose solutions. - To build a community of young and active individuals (at both local and national levels) to continue the project and involve young people in the KDO and other bodies of Civic Dialogue, where they will be able to speak about their needs, participate in the creation of city strategies and recommendations, and implement that strategy.