Multilateral exchange PEACE wants to explore the concept of active citizenship in an informal and free. The goal of the project is to create a "dictionary" of words and concepts that are shared on the theme of active citizenship and the values ​​associated with it: the common good, solidarity, responsibility, ethics, law, concepts that will promote the awareness of young people to the values ​​shared and that can unite them in a wider Europe. The keyword will be sharing: will be the platform on which young people will work to investigate and deal with common terms of innovative concepts of universal principles. Youth Exchange wants to explore the concept of active citizenship in an informal and free. Participants from four different countries (Italy, Poland, Croatia and Romania) will be 20 and will analyze and work together on civic activism, trying to figure out what it is but especially in their social contexts because the concept is not very practiced. . The young people of the countries involved in the project will work in mixed groups, using the tools of non-formal and informal learning and some methods for the relationship, telling paths experiential, subjective experiences, all to facilitate comparison and discussion on issues related to active citizenship. Their role will be to do on completion of the project a new glossary and revised in view of a shared vision of youth and pro-European. Through the perspective of active citizenship, it is proposed change processes, acts on the cross-cutting themes of law, democracy and the environment, all the concepts that are based on cooperation and mutual respect. L 'goal is to educate young people who are able to play their role in the promotion and implementation of actions based on the principles of accountability, inclusion, participation, intercultural dialogue, cultural diversity, cooperation and active communication, to establish a bridge with the land, with the city, with the problems of the whole life of the community, the local and global environment. The expected impact: an expansion of subjects within the community produces debate on cultural and social change with extended benefits to the territory and its inhabitants.