The Discrimination in the European Union found that respondents from the EU believe that discrimination against people who identify as Roma is most common (61%) in their country, followed by discrimination against people who identify as other races and skin colors. This is despite the fact that the European Union is home to many people from various social categories. This underscores how urgent the problem of eradicating prejudice is.As UGEP an organization made up of individuals from various cultural and societal backgrounds, made the decision to plan a Youth Exchange in order to contribute to this common issue facing Europe through global cooperation and the creation of social discussion. Based on these findings, we defined the following project goals: *To enhance the participants' knowledge, abilities, and attitudes towards intercultural communication, ecological sustainability, and digital storytelling, *To inform participants of the issues that various socioeconomic and cultural groups confront *to promote best practices intercultural dialogue and anti-discrimination to participants , as well as to motivate them to battle discrimination in their own communities, * To foster intercultural dialogue, creativity, teamwork, photography, videography, and digital storytelling abilities among participants. *To encourage participants to engage in intercultural dialogue and learn about different cultures through digital storytelling, * To increase participants' knowledge of Erasmus+ opportunities in order to motivate them to participate in future initiatives