"We ask for our rights!" is a project that will be implemented in Timişaoara, Romania, from 10 to 17 July 2015 and will consist of a structured dialogue between 50 young people from Timis, Arad and Hunedoara counties, one the one hand and policy makers and experts in youth policy on the other hand. A series of needs and problems of young people have been identified making this project necessary. These needs and problems are: the lack of communication between youth and authorities, the existence of poor channels of communication of needs,the lack of knowledge and skills of young people in terms of formulating their wishes and opinions in structured form. The project aims to achieve certain objectives such as: the establishment of a communication framework between youth and authorities within structured dialogue meeting, developing young people skills in order to capacitate them to identify and formulate needs and problems, and also to provide options for their resolution. The project aims to establish a Regional Strategy for Youth, a document that will be discussed and agreed upon by young people during the days of discussions and negotiations, and adjusted authorities and experts in youth policy. Another objective is to create a Regional Youth Council which will meet at least once a year on the model established within this project. The project also seeks to improve language and ICT skills of participants, using working papers in English and employing computers / tablets. Another objective is to achieve social inclusion of participants with fewer economic and social opportunities and to improve communication and interaction between young people. The methods used are those specific to non-formal education, such as: debates, arguments for and against, role play, treasure hunt, negotiations with authorities, simulating an institutional framework and of course games and recreational exercises. Non-formal education methods will be perceived as a pleasant and efficient alternative to the formal teaching and learning methods. The impact of the project is significant for all target groups: participants will develop certain skills, decision-makers and experts in youth policy will make contact with the needs of young people and will use this experience in their future work, the applicant organization will practice project implementation, the partners will aslo benefit from the project in terms of organizational development, and some other secondary target groups will also be impacted. The dissemination and the follow-up effect of the project will be given by the Regional Youth Strategy, the Regional Youth Council, a best practice guide developed at the end of the project, by media, by internet and through dissemination methods applied by the applicant organization and partners.