In today’s world, contemporary forms of racism and racial discrimination are complex and worrying. In Europe, these issues are increasingly at the center of political and social concerns. Recent studies have shown that racial discrimination is widespread all over Europe. Bearing that in mind, better access to information about racism and suggestions on how to encounter it seem to be an area where improvement is needed. Also, youths aim to nurture a participatory environment where they can independently and actively implement social change, through participatory activities. As such, young European citizens are considered important contributors and co-constructors of a more united society. That’s where the STOP-RACISM project aims to help, targeting that young groups, to educate them about the dangers of racism while also providing the skills needed to help the minority groups who have been victims of racism. The main objective of the project STOP-RACISM is to promote tolerance, respect for diversity, and non-discrimination among young people. The project is aiming to raise awareness among young people about the dangers of racism and prejudice and encourage them to stand up against discrimination and hatred. The project will also work to support young people from minority groups who have been/are victims of racism.