The main goal of the project was to teach young people in Kosovo, especially those born after the war, about the devastating consequences of war and aggression. This was an effort to help youth become leaders for development and peace building in their community for a peaceful and prosperous future. The project also gathered best practices of the post-war experience from Kosovo regarding the return of citizens, reconstruction of houses and coping with the losses so it can be used in the post war period in Ukraine.

The first and main activity of the project was the co-production of a joint documentary by Ukrainian and Kosovo journalists, on the war experiences and sufferings of the civilian population and the restoration of life together with the reconciliation process. The documentary had two parts. In the first part it covered the war experience in Kosovo and Ukraine. The second part gave hope and treat the best practices from Kosovo about the return process of refugees in their homes, the restoration of life, reconciliation process and normalization of life. The second activity was implemented with young people, and it dealt with the topic of the war as well, but from another perspective. The journalists who have experienced the war told their personal stories to the young people, in order to make sure they understand it's terrible consequences. The third and last activity dealt with a negative aspect of the war. This included fake news and misinformation used for propaganda, which has negative effects not only for the country that is suffering from aggression, but also for other countries with destabilization potential. It was very important that journalism students recognize and deal with this problem, which will be bigger in the future, taking into account the technological trends and how fast and easy a fake news is spread. The project had an implementing partner BIRN Kosovo and International Organization for Migration (IOM).