The project aims to enable 4 reality, 2 countries already in the EU and two in pre-accession. After a preliminary visit between the 4 youth organizations, participants will be networked to prepare the exchange. This will take place in a small town in central Bosnia, Jajce, where communities coexist Bosnian Muslim, Serb and Croat in the country, despite the conflict involving the region in the 90s. The exchange will take place in a natural setting surrounded by woods and lakes in the Central Bosnia 18 to 27 September 2015, involving 32 young people from 4 countries with their group leader and will be housed in a mountain retreat. Working in a context of post-war on the creative resolution of the conflict through art, video, theater wants to give participants a unique opportunity to field test a practice that often remain on paper, without a real application. In this regard, the main activities proposed in the project are directed to investigate and to share thoughts and actions on the issue of Conflict (and consequently on INTERCULTURE, LIVING TOGETHER, IMMIGRATION AND DIVERSITY ', BORDERS) by maximizing the use of techniques such as non-formal education creativity, expression, theater of the oppressed, workshops, team building. European youth and border-European will activate together on the issue of conflict management with acts of resilience, through artistic actions and creative in general. In this sense, every activity provides opportunities for discussion / sharing / preparation followed by practical implementation. Through the the knowledge of the context mediated by local coordinators, workshops on theater, conflict, citizenship and conflicts, young people will plunge into a creative laboratory where ideas can flow, proposals and tools of active citizenship. These activities feed into a "final narrative", a first draft of reportage / docu thought in return experience and built with the direct involvement of the participants. This video will be an opportunity to continue to work in a network between participants, to return to the community of origin of the results of the exchange and continue to question the theme of the conflict.