Through human rights education, youth workers can foster a generation of young people who are informed, empathetic, and ready to stand up for their rights and the rights of others. Moreover, the affirmation of human rights through peaceful protests serves as a reminder of the power of youth activism in shaping society. These protests are an essential reminder that peaceful assembly is not just a right but also a vital tool for social change. Youth workers have a crucial role in facilitating these conversations, providing spaces where young people can explore the importance of peaceful protest and activism in a democratic society. By participating in projects focused on human rights, youth workers can strengthen their ability to lead young people in advocacy campaigns, peaceful protests, and awareness-raising efforts. These activities foster a sense of social responsibility and citizenship among youth, encouraging them to become active agents of change. By empowering youth with knowledge about their human rights and providing the skills to advocate for change, youth workers ensure that the ideals of democracy, freedom, and equality continue to be nurtured and protected in our societies. In this way, youth workers not only respond to the immediate needs of young people but also contribute to the long-term development of human rights and social justice in both local and global contexts. The main objectives are: - Raise awareness of youth leaders and youth workers about the importance of human rights and human rights issues in youth work and contribute to their protection; - Exchange good practices in human rights-based youth work and solving human rights issues within youth work framework. - Develop the knowledge, skills, and abilities of youth leaders and youth workers necessary to promote the learning of and learning for human rights. - Empower the key competences of youth leaders and youth workers with know-how tools and resources in the field of human rights. - Inspire participants to actively advocate for human rights protection in their local community. - Raise awareness of cultural differences in the field of human rights through non-formal education, networking and intercultural dialogue.