The idea of the project started from the quote "Human rights begin with breakfast" (René Cassin), which although seems concise is very clear, emphasizing the importance of knowing and respecting human rights and ensuring equitable access to essential resources, education, and employment, in order to promote a dignified life and equal opportunities for all young people. Thus, we believe that the training of youth workers in the field of human rights and equal opportunities becomes crucial, as they play a vital role in the personal and social development of young people, being, most of the time, the first to come into contact with them in extracurricular activities, educational projects and community initiatives/actions. From this position, I can influence young people directly, helping them understand the importance of human rights and how they can be applied in everyday life and especially, supporting them in developing a tolerant behavior towards themselves and others and to position themselves in situations related to any kind of discrimination Goal: Increasing awareness of Human Rights and promoting equal opportunities, diversity and dignity among young people by creating an optimal framework for the exchange of experience and professional training of youth workers OBJECTIVES: 1. Training 32 youth workers from 8 countries to understand the fundamentals of human rights and how they can be applied in activities with young people, in the context of diversity and equal opportunities, for 9 mounths 2. Equipping 32 youth workers from 8 countries with a set of practical skills to use RELATIONAL COMMUNICATION techniques, DIGITAL STORYTELLING and ROLE PLAY, as intervention tools in identifying discrimination and social exclusion and in implementing activities that empower young people in the inclusion process, for 12 days 3. Training of 32 youth workers from 8 countries, to implement non-formal online-offline and blended activities in order to raise awareness and promote human rights and equal opportunities, for 12 days 4. Strengthening organizational capacity to promote and implement the principles of human rights and equal opportunities in inclusive activities with young people, through access to innovative non-formal education methods, European collaboration, for 8 European organizations, for 9 months The participating countries and organizations will be:: Development and Psychotherapy through Action Associates-DePsi Romania, AMIGDALA Macedonia, Seis Grados Spain, Talking Hands Turkey, Focus Caribrod Serbia, Coragem Portugal, New Generation Hungary, Foundation Independent Bulgaria,