From the 7th of March until the 17th of March, SFERA International was part of a YE in Murzasichle, Poland.

The project was developed to promote tolerance, human rights, active citizenship, social inclusion, and intercultural learning through non-formal education. During the exchange, participants will participate in workshops based on non-formal education, especially theatre methodologies such as improv, mime, and physical and visual theatre. The project had six co-creation partners from the following countries: Poland, Portugal, Spain, Romania, and Slovakia.

The main aim of the youth exchange was to increase awareness and knowledge about tolerance, culture, active citizenship, human rights, intercultural dialogue, and social inclusion through non-formal workshops based on theatre methodology and to promote them through theatre performances.

The objectives of the project were to develop the values of tolerance, social inclusion, active citizenship, and human rights in young people through workshops based on non-formal methods; to develop soft skills in youth through theatre workshops;

to develop the ability to express yourself, your views, and your traditions through theatre; to get to know the culture, traditions, and history of the countries participating in the project; and to promote the main values of the project through theatre performances.