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Let’s Get Together for Building Tolerance
Start date: Dec 1, 2014, End date: Sep 30, 2015 PROJECT FINISHED

Let?s Get Together for Building Tolerance (Together 4 LGBT) was a youth exchange that was held from 13th ? 22nd February 2015 in Prague, Czech Republic 42 youth from 8 different countries (Czech Republic, Bosnia, Netherlands, Romania, Italy, Serbia, Spain and Poland) to earn more knowledge about the situation of LGBT community in Europe and develop together modalities to promote tolerance for LGBT communities. The objectives of the project were the following: -raise the awareness of 42 participants about the situation of LGBT communities 8 different countries, -earn more knowledge regarding discrimination, prejudice, stereotypes of LGBT community, -promoting an inclusive approach of the LGBT to the 42 participants, from 8 counties, -finding ways how to promote tolerance and inclusion of LGBT communities, -developing skills on creating workshops, videos, presentations and informational campaign for promoting tolerance for LGBT, -promoting the project materials to the national and international partner organizations. All the methodology use in the activities of the youth exchange were Non Formal. The results of the activities consist manly in creation of the 42 participants 3 videos that are promoting tolerance and organizing a flash-mob in Prague Airport and Wenceslas Square (Václavské nám?stí).