This partnership involves eight schools in a project entitled “Young Europeans Contributing to A Better Future.” It aims at encouraging students and teachers from around Europe to work together in order to contribute to preparing a better future for all. Exploring our cultural similarities and diversity should help us promote intercultural dialogue in our schools and local communities. Partner countries will share their experiences and ideas through different areas of research.The first step is to discuss what our European identity is and have a closer look on the opportunities and duties linked to this common citizenship. By doing so we will get to know each other better in order to overcome stereotypes. Each partner country will then present his cultural realities. The second step will deal with voluntary work and intergenerational solidarity. Our students should become aware of the importance of giving their time to others and creating closer links with the older generations.The third step will focus on scientific innovations and help our students realize how science is useful to help improve our lives. The fourth step should rise the awareness that saving energy and being a responsible consumer are essential. The fifth step on green technology will help us understand why its development is crucial to our planet. Studying these issues should convince our students that they must and are able to actively contribute to preparing a better future for all. Students and teachers will be stimulated to develop their language, ICT, research, organizational and social skills as well as their artistic and creative abilities. Self-involvement, active European citizenship, eco-friendly habits and European solidarity are the values we share.