“Rights Human Dialogue - Freedom, Solidarity and European Values” was a project promoted by S Alessio Siculo Municipality, built in partnership with different European countries. It involved youth organizations and public body coming from Italy, Spain, Greece, Bulgaria, Estonia, Slovakia and Portugal, with purpose to strength the sense of belonging to Europe and the multicultural dialogue. The project took place in S Alessio Siculo (Italy) from 18 to 23 february 2024. The Youth Exchange focused on the defence of Human Rights that are the Fundamental Values of the European Union, its role as Guarantor of Peace and Security in Europe and in the World, the Protection and Respect for Human Rights against abuse and war, Participatory and Representative Democracy, Equality of Rights and Gender equality, Freedom of movement, thought, information and expression. - We promoted young people's critical thinking about historical and political events affecting Europe. Our aim was to guide them towards a critical awareness of the imperative to safeguard peace, uphold universal rights, fight discrimination and protect freedom of expression and speech. - Non-formal education for social skills: through the methodologies implemented in the program, we educated young people by improving their social and interpersonal skills. Our goal was to explore non-formal techniques that promote inclusion, non-discrimination, mutual respect and empathy. - To improve cooperation and intercultural understanding to facilitate collaboration between participants of different ethnic origins, promoting attitudes of solidarity and mutual respect, in order to encourage dialogue and intercultural learning, respect for minorities and human rights. - To promote inclusive practices to involve disadvantaged young people in all the planned activities; - To develop and improve young people's personal, social and civic skills. Our goal was to stimulate critical thinking, promote creativity, improve tolerance and cultivate empathy, all with the aim of forming active and supportive European citizens. - To promote European youth mobility, recognizing it as a source of intercultural learning and empowerment, especially for young people with fewer opportunities. - Strengthening the European identity and sense of belonging to the EU among the participants. By sharing thoughts and ideas, we highlighted the importance of the European dimension, especially in times of crisis. Our goal was to involve the emerging citizenship of the Europe of the future.