We would like to jointly and internationally counteract statements that spread, promote and justify racial hatred, xenophobia, Christianophobia and other forms of intolerance that undermine democratic security, cultural cohesion and pluralism of a common Europe and the world. We also want to counteract hatred directed at us young people, where the victim is selected due to actual or perceived connection, relationship, affiliation, membership to a given group, based on characteristics common to its members, such as race, nationality or ethnic origin, language, color, religion, gender, age, physical or mental disability or other similar characteristics. We want to respond and teach this as well our peers against all manifestations of hate speech and take early intervention. We want to prove that, despite the fact that we live in smaller towns, we are equal, we want to promote justice, solidarity, equality between women and men, we also want to deepen our knowledge of other cultures and their history, and break false stereotypes. Together, we recognized that this is an alarming problem that surrounds us everywhere: when we leave the house, turn on the TV or enter social networking sites. While analyzing this problem, we noticed the need to counteract hate speech, hence the topic of the 'Positive power' exchange. Project goals: *exchange knowledge, experience and observations on: what manifestations of hate we face, whether we respect human rights and what they say about it, *show the effects of hate speech (mental disorders, etc.), *promote 'Positive power', good power to counteract hate speech, good practices in preventing and combating hate speech, create positive role models for us, young people, promote respect for the dignity of the human person, *undertake international cooperation to combat hate speech, *integrate internationally, *promote the Erasmus+ Program and the EU, *engage our peers and local people in activities and jointly counteract hate speech, * get to know new cultures, other countries, be more tolerant, not pigeonhole, fight stereotypes related to our countries, open to diversity, act anti-discrimination, * get involved in building a social base, * learn new techniques, methods and work tools, * act for our benefit and the benefit of the young people around us, * improve your English, * acquire new knowledge, skills and positive attitudes, *gain the ability to work in a group, * support, motivate, inspire and develop each other, *increase our participation in sports and health-promoting physical activity, *promote an active and ecological lifestyle, social cohesion and active citizenship