Globalization and migration have brought together people from different ethnic origins, religious backgrounds, traditions and languages. We live together and we should not only tolerate this diversity, we should value it as an opportunity through which we can learn from one another in order to build stronger, more dynamic societies. Human rights, diversity, tolerance and non-violence related issues have become even more important considering the migrant crisis and the terrorist attacks round Europe and worldwide. Schooling could play a key role in overcoming the historically developed negative attitudes to human differences. The realization of this role suggests that teachers have the relevant knowledge, skills and tools. This 7-day course will empower the participants with the skills and knowledge how to organize relevant training sessions for their students so that they become more open-minded and accepting differences. The training course is the result of 2 Erasmus+ projects, where the partners (with the participation of experts from European Integration & Training Centre Alpha) developed a Teachers’ Manual comprising 66 training topics distributed in 3 modules: Human rights, Diversity and Active citizenship. The participants in the training course will have free-access to the training topics in the Teachers’ Manual. Each topic is accompanied by several multimedia objects, e.g. animated cartoons, video clips, filmed drama performances and discussions, simulations, case studies as basis for discussions, interactive exercises, etc. Multimedia objects are ready-to-use materials meant to support teachers' work as mediators in the trainings they are expected to deliver after attending the course. The multimedia resources are described with the corresponding characteristics as learning objects in the Teachers' Manual. After participating in the training course participants will be supported in the practical implementation of the newly acquired skills and competences.