"The young people taking part in the activities of iPCR decided to exchange the experience with partners from abroad. The theme of the project is inclusion and migration issues. As migrants, national minorities and Gypsy population are often in situations where they might be marginalized or could fall into poverty, it is very important to include them in society and create equal chances for every one by including them in social, economic and cultural life. From the other side there are opportunities for the young people in difficult situations (unemployed, school drop outs etc.) who could take advantage of migration by using the mobility programmes such as Erasmus+, European voluntary service and gain new skills abroad and in this way improve their chances to be fully involved in European society. That's why they suggested to prepare Youth exchange ""Europe - a place for everyone"" which will take place 16. - 22. 7. 2018 in Obručná, Rimavská Sobota area. The aim of the submitted project is to find out similarities and differences of the attitude of the young people towards immigrants and ethnic minorities, in the international settings. To learn how to tolerate the difference and understand it as an opportunity to self enlightenment Project's specific goals are: - to create the atmosphere of trust and friendship, strengthening of the team spirit - to inform about possibilities of how to join Erasmus+ programme; to promote nonformal education and voluntary service - to look for the reasons, why are other cultures often perceived negatively - to realise, that variety is based on unconditional equality - to deem necessary actively help suppressing displays of intolerance and discrimination, aiming at lowering the risk of radicalisation - to create a brochure with the results of the surveys about attitudes of young people towards this topic, with simple explanations of basic concepts and described activities of the project. This international Exchange will attend 32 young people aged between 16 - 22 years, and 5 leaders from Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary, who wants to gain new information about this topic, and see the ways of how the partner countries are dealing with it. Activities done during the Exchange will be focused on know each others and icebreaking, intercultural learning, team work, skit preparation, making of leaflets, videos, brouchure and evaluating activities. Used methods will be: brainstorming, discussion, teamwork, role play, energizers, buzz groups. This project and Erasmus+ Programme will be both diseminated during the exchange by activity in the town of Bratislava, which will help to boost up the interest of the public in this topic. It will all be presented in the project’s results. After the project is over, all partner organizations will disseminate the results and use them in their respective activities."