Europe hosts many cultures that contribute to diversity. There are populations that transcend the borders of each state and territory, and management of their return and integration are the responsability of all states and citizens according to the European Commission. The Situation of the Rroma is seen as a problem to be solved, and the improvement of their lives is a shared responsibility at which each country must participate.The euROMedia project is a youth exchange that involves 6 countries participating in Erasmus + (Romania, Croatia, Italy, Portugal, Greece and Spain) in which 30 young people, 5 from each country (4 plus a group leader ) aged 18-30 years perform activities in Dabuleni.The project aims to improve the image of Rroma culture regarding the communities of the 6 participating organizations. We have chosen to address this issue because intolerance often occurs because of lack of knowledge rather than from hatred or contempt. And so the more we know about each other, the more chances we have to understand and appreciate our differences.The overall objective is to contribute to the understanding and awareness of the importance of Rroma culture as an indispensable condition in forming a true European cultural identitti.The working methodology relies on direct intervention through education and direct contact with Rroma communities, activities contributing to increasing the levels of empowerment and self-esteem of participants, improving their language competences, more active participation in society, a better understanding of the European project and EU values.