ONEWORLD- CHANGE-School"ONEWORLD-Change-School , "ONEWORLD- CULTURE-Cafe" and „ONEWORLD-CHANGE-Cafe“, are a line of projects beginning in 2015. These projects are bringing together young people from Europe, Ukraine, and Russia, providing a platform and environment where contradictions can be discussed, friends can meet, and enemies can reconcile. In this framework of cultural sharing, stories can be expressed, music and songs can be sung, films are made, acrobatics performed, meals shared, and coffee and tea drunk together in communion. The first leg of the project was held in southern Siberia in Russia from 22.02-22.03.2015, where 3 groups made of youth from Russia and Germany built the basic material structures for the Mobile Cafe in the next leg of the project. These consisted of a Yurte in a light bamboo style, a small block house, furniture and other interior pieces for the cafe (5 Tachtui). The setting was a beautiful lake landscape in the eastern Saiyan mountains. The participants had overland trecks with snowshoes and skis, learnt from traditional and art oriented handcrafters, and learnt valuable survival knowledge of the wild from local hunters. The various groups lived in traditional houses and in a Mongolian Yurte with a stove-oven. The project ended with The One World Cafe opening and official cultural event, ran together with the locals with whom they bonded and created strong friendships.Structure: 21 Day youth Exchange (01.03-21.03.2015)Participants: 20 + 3 RU; 20 + 3 GEProject Coordintation: Grüner Grashalm e.V. / InterraIn the second part of the project in August 2015, the One World Cafe will have its first tour in Russia. The participants of the Project will complete any necessary construction for the Cafe and tour around the Krasnoyarsk region through villages and youth clubs in the cities. They will initiate small cultural events, interact with local youth, and meet the participants for the future legs of the project.Structure: 21 Day youth Exchange Project Coordintation: Deti Taigi / Interra / Grüner Grashalm e.V.Timing: 03.08.-23.08. 2015The third leg of the project in September 2015 will be a tour of the The One World Cultural Cafe through the Cities in the Forest Region of the Karpatan Mountains in West Ukraine. There will be engagement with locals through Circus, Street Performance art, clowns, music, and good coffee and tea. Importantly, we will be interacting with local social/youth workers who are interested and engaged in personal projects based around subjects of peace and intercultural conflict management. We will then be running a Vision Quest in the same area, after which there will be a basic training in the competencies of Democratic cooperation methods, historical backgrounds, and a planning session for the follow up projects. We will teach and practice the Northern American Indigenous “Way of Council“ as well as methods of Non-Violent communication, and will go on by giving support to local youth initiatives by aiding in a school project and assist in the running of the Mid-East Festival. Structure: 10 day Training Course + 10 day Support Work 01.05.-20.05. 2015.Participants: 5 (RU, UA, D, PL, CZ) x 4 = 20Project Coordination: Grüner Grashalm e.V. / Green Cross UA / Khata Maysternya UAActuell now:In September 2016, we will invite these youngsters and youthworkers from Russia and Ukraine to Germany weeks teaching how to create and run individual youth projects in their home countries. We will teach group leading competencies, skills and methods for intercultural relation and adventure pedagogical actions, and project management and fundraising. This leg of the project will give the final quality educational fertilisation for the fruition of the participants learning and application of knowledge for the potential of creating future projects. Lastly, one chosen project will be brought into fruition and acted out immediately.Structure: Trainings CoursesParticipants: 6 UA; 6 RU ; 6D; 6 PL; 6CZWith this line of projects, we want to build the fundaments and bridges for the fruition of cooperative youth projects which move beyond ideological and nationalistic barriers and create the opportinity for continuing future actions and projects.