MOTIVATION: The project consortium was made up of organizations from several European countries and that have one characteristic in common: they represent countries/places where Peace Treaties have been signed. The Peace Treaties signed in Europe over several centuries, besides representing stability, peace, political, religious, economic and social development of many regions of our continent after painful and bloody wars, have had and have a very interesting role in the drawing of the map of Europe. The Peace Treaties also played an important role in defining and implementing the current democratic system. Unfortunately, we realize that the Peace Treaties are the poor relations of European History and are under-appreciated. The study and research on Peace Treaties and their consequences are rather limited, both in number and in their historical and geographical scope. As a result of these facts, in the vast majority of the more than 300 places in Europe where Peace Treaties are known to have been signed, the historical and collective memory of the populations of those places is dormant and in danger of becoming permanently unleashed. YouthWorks4Peace (YW4Peace) arose from the consortium's motivation to offer Youth Workers (YW) an opportunity to build capacity on the issues of European history and the Culture of Peace as levers for stimulating active and democratic participation in civil life. OBJECTIVES: GENERAL Rejuvenate the European Network of Places of Peace through YW capacity building and youth activation; SPECIFIC - To develop skills in YW, through the exchange of knowledge and experiences so that they can introduce change and innovation in their direct work with young people; - Develop Non-Formal Education methodologies, experimenting them in the project and reflecting on their applicability; - Foster the development of tools, methods, and techniques that promote youth participation in the preservation of Collective Memory and the Culture of Peace; - Develop a Guiding Guide on Non-Formal Education for a Culture of Peace; - Reverse the trend of forgetfulness and loss of historical memory about the importance of the political, social and economic consequences of the European Peace Treaties; - Attract partners from different cities and countries, enlarging the European representativeness of the Network.