"""Youth Work Against Radicalisation"" was a multiple action activity that was implemented with the participation of 6 partner organisations from Eastern Partnership (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine) and Programme (Poland) countries.The project included three types of activities: 1. Mobility activity for youth workers – Training Course for participants from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia and Belarus, which took place in Wroclaw, Poland, from 16th till 24th of April, 2018. The activity was hosted by Central European Trainers’ Platform.2. Capacity-building activity – Campaigns in local communities. During the activity participants have planned campaigns which they later implemented in local communities. The campaigns were implemented in May, 2018.3. Capacity-building activity – A Conference for youth workers that took place in Kyiv, Ukraine, in May, 2018. The main purpose of the conference was to share the results of the mobility activity, and especially – campaigns that were implemented in the participating countries of Eastern Partnership. Taking into consideration the needs of local communities and participating countries, as well as the needs and objectives of partner organisations, the project idea was created with the following objectives: - to research and learn about causes of radicalisation among young people and current situation in participating countries;- to provide youth workers with necessary competencies on preventing radicalisation and inclusion of young people;- to promote active citizenship, European values and social inclusion of young people;- to promote international cooperation between European youth organisations, local actors, and other relevant stakeholders;- to raise capacities of partner organisations in youth work on local and European levels;- to promote Erasmus+ Programme as an opportunity for youth workers and tool for social inclusion;- to learn form good practices in Programme countries during the mobility activity (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Belarus);- to organise six awareness campaigns in Eastern partnership countries (Poland); - to organise a conference based on the results of the project (Ukraine)."