The European youth campaign All Different All Equal, led in the UK by The National Youth Agency in 2007 and 2008, was a milestone in reinforcing the fight against racism, anti-semitism, xenophobia and intolerance.
It encouraged young people throughout Europe to participate in building peaceful societies based on human rights, diversity and inclusion, in a spirit of respect, tolerance and mutual understanding. The campaign was targeted at all young people in Europe aged between 12 and 30, civil society organisations at national and European levels, non-governmental youth organisations and youth initiatives and schools and other education and training sites.
Now, although the campaign is officially closed, the Council of Europe has released one of the outstanding achievements of the campaign, a book of the graffiti project.
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