The project "Many Languages of Journalism" is the common idea of representatives of six organizations, who together with young volunteers active within the framework of their organizations, helped to identify existing needs of themselves and their peers. The project aim is to support the development of the youth sector by contributing to the improvement of the situation in 3 areas:1) Foreign languages learning - giving young people real opportunities to practice foreign languages (English as a working language, but also other languages - similar and completely different, during workshop with use of all six national languages) and to identify opportunities that follow knowledge of foreign languages;2) Development of participants competences related to life in civil society, intake of certain attitudes, expressing and defending their own opinion, critical perception of information as well as the use of existing technological capabilities, developing creativity among young people, self-esteem and importance for their societies;3) Promotion of personal development and the acquisition of soft skills through participation in initiatives such as the Youth Exchange of Erasmus+.Project objectives:- Promoting languages learning and multilingualism as a means of finding oneself in foreign labor markets and gaining experience, next competences, international contacts and development of cooperation;- Activating and stimulating young people's creativity;- Promoting non-formal learning for the development of knowledge, experience and competence in order to broaden Youth opportunities for personal growth and improve their situation on the labor market;- Presenting opportunities offered by information and communication technologies to navigate within modern states and societies also for creation of different forms of expression;- Showing the important role of young people contributing to exploit existing relationships and development;- Strengthening intercultural dialogue, possibly by identifying common elements (including linguistic proximity of many countries and cultures) or values and by raising knowledge about other States and cultures;- Promoting European integration by promoting existing opportunities and possibilities offered by the EU among participants, their peers and communities.Profile of participants:The project in two Youth Exchanges will be attended by 72 participants (2 groups of 36 people). Participants are interested in developing foreign language skills as well as knowledge of new forms of expression and existing possibilities. A group of six European Union countries - Croatia, Spain, Polish, Romania, Slovakia and Italy will be created with the principle of gender balance.The main activities of the project "Many Languages of Journalism" will be 2 Youth Exchanges, which will take place in Zakopane in Poland. Both actions are complementary to each other, what means that during each of them participants will have the opportunity to acquire different knowledge, experience and competence during different tasks and activities.Youth Exchange 1. Breaking down cultural barriers through the use of various 'languages': July 22-31, 2016Youth Exchange 2. Multiple 'languages' for the promotion of informal education and Erasmus+: September 22 - October 1, 2016In both cases, the methodology will be based on the elements of non-formal education. The tasks will require not only knowledge of English language, but also openness to other languages and going out of the so-called. 'comfort zone'. Learning through challenges and perform tasks in mixed groups will make young people working in a friendly environment, to exceed their boundaries and develop their powers in accordance to a holistic approach (Knowledge-Experience-Competence). Competence development will be possible through action and experience (Action-Experience-Reflection-Conclusion-Action); development and learning through challenges; diversified education, as well as acquainting participants with the idea of responsibility for their own education and development - own contribution of participants.Expected results:- The acquisition knowledge and experience, as well as new competencies on the topic of the project and an active civic life by participants;- Raise of job chances and improve of the situation of young people in the labor market;- Promotion of language learning, non-formal education and Erasmus+;- Prepared by the participants text, photos, presentations, videos and evaluation report for exchange of good practice.The impact of the project should be understood primarily as increasing the role and participation of participants in their societies, promotion of the idea and values of EU and existing opportunities and capabilities among target groups, as well as transfer of knowledge and experience and creation of other local, regional, national or international initiatives where young people will share their competences with others.