This project was aimed to raise awareness about forms of hate speech while openly talking about the past and present events. Lives of novel heroes and past events were used as an example of doing better and not letting history repeat itself which significantly helped participants with revealing common values and bonding over the same ones. Participants had many chances to express themselves freely through many artistic workshops such as creating logos, slogans, posters, costumes, brochures and T-shirts. Not only did those workshops serve as a creativity test of individuals, they also put to the test teamwork skills which resulted with meaningful project promotion material.

Participants did a good job presenting their countries in real light, meaning that both the good and bad sides of everyday life were shown. Countries had a task to present problems occuring hate speech and effects of media.  We realized that the grass isn’t greener on the other side. Every country had a different problem but what connected each one of them was the urge to find the root of the problem and fight against it. In this case differences were the things that made participants closer as they bonded even more over the intercultural nights who did justice to each country as they were a way to show the good sides such as food, music, drinks and tradition overall.  Besides English music was a universal language for sure.