Arts and sports have means to broaden the minds of people with feelings of misdoubt and make them start talking about reconciliation, forgiveness, and peace. Among those, documentary films have proved themselves to be a fundamentally useful tool of a pathway to peace, as narratives have the power to rewrite history or offer hope or vision for a better future. Films and documentaries provide a notable ability to be a medium of bringing people together and transforming their way of thinking about history, and the present-day future by engaging people with stories and characters and changing our minds on people or certain events. Building on this, the project focused on the youth workers as changemakers of today and the future and documentary filmmaking as a non-formal tool and method for fostering active citizenship and skill development of youth workers. In this way, the project aimed to equip the participant youth workers with the knowledge and competencies to broaden the minds of people for reconciliation and peace. The project aimed to equip 28 youth workers from 7 European countries with the knowledge, competencies, and practical experience in documentary filmmaking that can be used to promote peace in Europe through local and international actions in uncertain times to promote resilience within the communities. The specific objectives were as follows: To foster the skill development and the active citizenship of youth workers through documentary filmmaking as a non-formal tool for making them changemakers to create awareness on the issues that they define as important and to foster peace through documentaries To equip youth workers with knowledge and skills of concepts to be acquainted with a peaceful conflict resolution such as non-violent communication skills, the culture of peace and peacebuilding, human rights To develop participants’ competencies on practical 101 tools in documentary filmmaking, particularly sensitive approach to the documentary character, and familiarize with the process of pre-production, production, and postproduction To facilitate the process of designing at least 3 documentary projects with synopsis, recording a series of 5 interviews with activists, and designing 4 follow-up documentary script ideas to be implemented in the partner countries that will multiply the participant’s project-related skills To create a short documentary remake of K Kieślowski's “Talking Heads” documentary and disseminate it through YPA network channels and the Momos Film production company To enhance the understanding of democratic values, civic engagement, and the impact on the lives of young people The participants went through three stages of the project: understanding the concept of peace; building emotional literacy and understanding of the video creator’s moral responsibilities, and understanding the equipment and the process of short documentary development.