In order to understand the goals we want to achieve by implementing our project, let's briefly touch on the content and then talk about our objectives. Stories.. 5 women living in a refugee camp; Azra, Jelena, Seada, Zlata, Nuna. Stateless women of timeless story.. Azra's staying away from the life of his village and his cows, the fact that Nuna did not have anything to hold onto his life, questioned his own existence through the family members who had been thrown on the two fronts of the war, and his anger against Zlata from his life in wealth, his failure to explain the change after his death in front of his mother and father's eyes, Jelana 's efforts to remain positive despite everything, the desire to keep her love alive to her husband, who has been little behind her now, the joy of barber, the joy of tired life and the rejoice in the life of Seade and to cling to her baby Donna to create a new life and to cling to her life It needs... It is not known how shaky to live the stories of war, refugee, house, homeland and women, each one of which is different from each other. The stories we try to fit in here are just a tiny piece of what happened. It is unfortunately impossible for each story to be a voice here. With the content and works of our project; to expose the problems of refugee women, to bring the events of migration as a woman to the agenda, to be aware of the difficulties of being a woman, to announce the problems of women trying to hold on to life as a refugee woman; The aim is to create equal opportunities by involving disadvantaged groups in the project, to emphasize the importance of gender equality and to increase the recognition of the Erasmus Plus program. Data about women refugees: - 18.4 percent of Syrian women refugees have never received education. This ratio corresponds to about one fifth of the Syrian women refugees. 16.1 percent of women have left primary school and only 33 percent of women have graduated from primary school. - 8.4 percent of Syrian refugee women have never been married, divorced 7 per thousand and 9 per cent lost their wives in the war. - 84.4 percent of Syrian refugee women are working at home. 4.9 percent work as workers, 3.5 percent is unemployed. Both Woman and Refugee.. The two words that are fundamental points of our project are refugee and woman. Therefore, have we ever thought that the disadvantage of one person who is both a woman and refugee in a society? What is the position of a woman who is escaping from a battle and obliged to taking shelter in a foreign society? When it is obvious that people have negative points of view to the refugees and being a woman reveals a double standard in a society. How women who are seen as the weakest link, unattended, mother or wife are treated? Are legal arrangements which consist of the protection of refugee women existing or enough? Thanks to this project, when we are explaining the content of our project all the details will be scrutinized and the conditions of the refugee women will be handled. In this context our project aims; To make the concept of refugee visible and scrutinize the roots of this concept, To tackle the negative effects of gender roles on societies within the scope of conditions of the refugee women, Addressing the problems of refugee women, To change the way people think about refugee women, To support the research of different ways of protecting refugee women other than 'marriage', To raise awareness of necessary rights of refugee women, To make the distinction between women and men aware, To ensure that gender-related problems are considered, To raise conscious of global issue like the concept of refugee women for young people, To direct young people to the volunteer activities, To develop creative thinking and reasoning skills of young people, To support to fight against discrimination and prejudices which makes enemy of each other, To increase the familiarity of Erasmus+ Program which provides for dialogue between different cultures prioritize personal development of young people, To inform young people of the concept of gender equality and therefore to raise awareness of young people.