The project specifically aimed at enhancing the overall understanding of the driving factors of anti-Islamic sentiment in the partaking countries, which included its manifestations offline and online, the push and pull factors of perpetrators, their profile, the places it take place, how it is being addressed legally by the state and how social media platforms are used to disseminate and reinforce those negative perceptions. By doing so the project aimed at improving the critical thinking of youth workers and their intervention skills when it comes to addressing Islamophobia in their respective countries. The trainings further aimed at teaching practitioners how to address the psychological, emotional and physical needs of victims of anti-Muslim hate speech/crime, after hearing their stories and providing them with a platform to raise their voices. By exploring different case studies in an interactive manner, the project intended to also debunk myths regarding refugees and asylum seekers, and show the double standards of certain countries in their attitudes towards those groups.