Take Your Chance (TO) was designed to give young people the opportunity to participate actively, as protagonists, to the process of social inclusion among boys / girls from different cultural realities. It was produced in a local rural and where you need to work to overcome the prejudice and the development of the vision in which "the other is no different." The specific objectives of the project were: openness to a European context and multicultural fact of knowledge and mutual discovery of cultures and modus vivendi development of respect and understanding of the other, the egalitarian view, the elimination of prejudices and preconceptions through activation culture of inclusion and collaboration instead of the culture of individualism. The project aimed to achieve the following results: improving staff awareness of young people on issues of diversity and inclusion through learning from others' experiences and the transmission of their overcoming barriers of prejudice in all its forms, through the development of practical cooperation and replacement, and comparison synergy with others, use of a foreign language, the development of skills of teamwork and ability to compete even in contexts different from the ordinary and routine. The project aimed to intervene in support of the needs of youth exchange and opening to the outside, the desire to learn about other cultures and discover the commonalities among European peers. It is believed that these objectives have been fully met and the project was completed with great satisfaction by all. Participants were 34 (17 Romanians and 17 Italian) of which 24 girls (9 Italian, Romanian 15) and 10 boys (8 and 2 Italian Romanian). The Romanian group consisted of girls to boys with training mainly university or advanced graduate studies; in the Italian group was prevalent secondary education of the second degree. This figure has not been any interference in the implementation of the project, in fact it was probably an important discriminating against breaching many clichés acquired within the mass-media. There appears to be no problem was acclimatization and socialization by the guest group. Known as the project involved the two partners and the City of Ales Asociatia Tineri Parteneri Pentru Dezvoltarea Societatii Civil Bucharest. The actual days of the exchange were 8 9 to 16 February 2015. The boys of Bucharest have reached the plane with a stopover in Sardinia Alghero, via Roma, departing on the night of February 9 and starting from Sardinia, with the same route the February 17th. The first act was the reception of the participants and the knowledge of the group, followed the following activities: - Analysis of the expectations and fears, presentation Youthpass (brain storming, informal presentation of the participants and self-evaluation); - Seminar on the operation and on the values ​​of the EU (presentation and focus groups); - Information on Erasmus + 2014-2020 (presentation and brainstorming); - Workshop on cultural diversity (in school and in training, with group work and brainstorming) - Workshop on cultural diversity (in the world of work and lifestyles, with teamwork, brainstorming) - Reflections on cultural diversity and Youthpass (brain storming and self-evaluation) - Workshop on social and reflections (brain storming, Youthpass, self-assessment, group work) - Focus on the results of the workshops held (teamwork, focus groups) - Drafting reports (group work for the drafting of a final document) - Meeting with the local administration and the population (public lecture). A full day was devoted to visiting the territory: Nuraghe of Barumini and museums, visit the capital of the province of Oristano and participation in the medieval festival (running and teams of knights) "Sa Sartiglia". The exchange was a success beyond all expectations, given the enthusiasm with which the two groups are first blended and then rehearsed, to maintain relations of exchange, in some cases very intense, even after the conclusion of the project. Satisfaction was general and covered many aspects. Most noticeable were the Romanian group beyond what has already emerged, knowledge of this earth a bit 'on the edge of the continent, an island, its interior, its people, its culture, its language and for the local group, on the contrary, the possibility of going out, even in his own home, insularity, knowing new people, pleasing, surpassing the usual routine. Both groups have expressed the desire to continue exchange, are continuing, is a first step towards a European Union more concrete.