Young people from Berlin, Halmstad, Indjija and Wimbledon should be 20 months to immerse themselves in the children's rights and the UN's CRC, they will both learn more and compare the conditions in their respective countries. During the project, they should seek in particular to monitor the refugee children and newcomers children's rights and make these groups aware of the CRC.The young people from the participating unions Die Falken, Kulturni Centar Indjija, Unga Örnar and the Woodcraft Folk know each other from past summer and now wants to expand its cooperation with six exchanges on the theme and dissemination and information efforts between. The project will start in August 2016 and be completed in April 2018. Young people between 15 and 20 years old will participate in the six exchanges that take place in the four countries, three will be summer camps, the other workshops and seminars during the spring and autumn. Each exchange will have 32 participants. Informal learning with various forms of group work, creativity, photography and film will be the main methods.The project is expected to increase awareness of children's rights and the UN's CRC and involve more young people which newly arrived refugee children in local associations. By children and young people aware of their rights and encouraged an active voluntary increase community involvement and more will be responsible for the construction of society and the future.