The main aim of the implementation of this project was to increase the use of digital tools among young EU members and to raise awareness in digitalization by ensuring the active participation of young people, considering that it varies from country to country. The effort was inspired by Amaro Drom's local volunteers in response to the pandemic catastrophe that had affected the entire world and continued to do so. Volunteers had stayed at home for a long time and then wanted to be more connected with the community, and they had discovered that they had a wonderful potential to handle this, which was the internet. They argued that all young people should be involved in using the internet and technology to respond to societal demands. We wanted them to be more active on online platforms, to encourage being online, to raise their voice and make it heard by others, and to be a part of societal change. The objectives of this project were: 1. To promote online youth mobilization and activism in the light of human rights and online citizenship through the internet between 39 young people together with the facilitator during 10 days of youth exchange, 2. To raise the awareness of 39 young people together with the facilitator about the good and bad aspects of the internet during 10 days of exchange, 3. To explore what digital storytelling was and how to use it in order to promote online activism between 39 young people together with the facilitator during 10 days of exchange, 4. To increase the knowledge of 39 young people together with the facilitator about online campaigning during 10 days of exchange.