"""We are all United"" is an Erasmus+ project Training course aiming to cover, explore, discuss and deal with integration related challenges linked to the refugees flows. Creating network of the civic organizations working or willing to work in the field, promote new tools and methodology among youth workers and NGO workers in order to strengthen the integration and peace building process in the global community is the main feature of the project. The need to organize project about this topic is caused due to the fact that generally migration related challenges are the driving policy issues in the contemporary Europe and as all the researches and studies show without active and positive inpu.t of civic society it can be developed dramatically. It is a fact that reasons for displacement can be diverse - poverty, social or political exclusion, war, quest for a better life, studying or work abroad, which are the logical and historical steps of human journey, but the outcome is the same - migration is followed by concrete advantages and disadvantages that has to be explored and analyzed without creating stereotypes and xenophobia.The main aim of the project is to bring positive change and support the implementation of the European policy agenda for the growth, peace building, integration and social inclusion via non formal education. The project content is building strong logical chain to rise up the awareness about refugees and importance of integration process for the modern society based on the philosophy of the Erasmus+ program ""Building on the past experience, looking towards future"".Erasmus+ Training course ""We are all united"" – aiming to rise up personal and professional skills of the trainers and youth workers. Prepare and motivate them regarding migration related topics. Process will support them to successfully include and cover integration related topics among their target groups. Furthermore it will empower them be actively involved in this process and stimulate the idea of integration among youth.The aim of the Erasmus+ Training course ""We are all United"" – is to create network of NGOs willing to be involved in the migration management process and contribute to the integration process. During the project it is planed to explore what are the key actions governmental or non- governmental sector contributes to the integration process with, analyze results, find the gap between, share the best practice and create an action plan of the network. This fact will be the biggest advantage insuring the sustainable development of the whole project idea, as decision makers will be involved in the planning process and they will have chance to meet face to face.All activities during the whole phase of project are planned in a way to encourage participants to become ambassadors of integration in their society, use their organizational resources to achieve this goal, build a strong network of youth workers and youth NGOs working on the field. Whole project cycle is planned as an example of well-designed non-formal education project with a powerful balance of practice and theory, bringing meaningful result in the personal and professional development of the participants. Overall objectives of the project are the following:• Create a network of the organizations working in the field of refugees• Explore migration policy of EU and role of civic society in the process• Rise up awareness about migration among youth workers and NGO workersWe strongly believed that the TC will help youth workers and NGO presenters, by sharing the best practice, do their job better.The TC will - • Promote non formal learning and present it as a tool for participation and development • Promote inter-cultural exchange, tolerance and solidarity in general• Spread information about Erasmus+ stimulate future cooperationThe issues and needs which will be addressed during this project are linked to the empowerment of the youth workers, youth NGOs to explore migration related challenges on the local and international level, develop themselves as powerful actors involved in the process and overall encourage participation of their main target group, young people, in peaceful and democratic life in Europe and in globe."