In a nutshell, our project offered an international group of youth workers a life-long learning opportunity to grow and develop, on both personal and professional level. Upon their return, they were expected to actively use what they learned in their home countries – applying their newly gained knowledge and skills to the local context. At the same time, we hope that this international mobility will foster a closer relationship between the five countries involved (i.e., Bulgaria, Finland, Italy, Latvia and Turkey) and strengthen the ideals of European solidarity. Objective 1: increase the competencies of youth leaders, youth workers and educators – in the field of anti-hate speech activism and Human Rights education; Objective 2: Train participants in using the Compass Manual for Human Rights Education with Young People; Objective 3: Mainstream anti-hate speech and Human Rights education methods in youth work, with a vision to develop future Human Rights education-related projects in partner countries; · Objective 4: Develop effective strategies to combat cyberbullying, hate speech and fake news; Objective 5: increase the international dimension of youth work – notably with reference to Human Rights education and youth participation; · Objective 6: Assure a long term, sustainable increase in the quality of partner organisations that combat cyberbullying, inequality as well as other Human Rights issues; · Objective 7: Support EU external action – in this case in the Eastern Partnership, a very topical issue in view of the recent war developments in Ukraine; Objective 8: Develop projects led by young people, supported by our structures – give them quality support; Objective 9: Build a community of European youth workers able to develop local activities on Human Rights.