This project "Art as a tool for inclusion - never ending fun!" is an youth exchange project according to Erasmus + Youth in Action program. This is meant to be from youngsters to youngsters; the idea is born in Finland, growing in Romania and prepared with all participant countries. There are 28 youngsters from 4 countries doing this together. Leaders want to help and make this come true; understanding the main point is support youngster’s participation in all parts of this project. The leaders most important thing is listening, respect and give support when it is needed. The main theme is inclusion and there will be used different art methods. Inclusion is more and more an important issue in nowadays society and it is very important to make the youngsters aware of its importance in their life and in other’s life. Art is the best form of expression through all its elements (dance, music, painting) and a great tool to gather people together, no matter the nationality, race, orientation, religion or belonging to a certain deprived category. So through this project the participants will learn different methods to use art as a form of inclusion in order to gather people together no matter what in order to offer equal chances to all deprived categories of people. Inclusion showing Equality among people is the answer to all conflicts and through art it becomes more easy to deal up with it. The initiators of the project as well as their partners hope to offer the young participants and the trainers the opportunity to tackle the issue of inclusion from an artistic point of view. Youngsters are involving in the team work, thus acquiring knowledge, build skills and boost self- confidence. As objectives reducing social-economic and ethnic disparities as well as creating inclusive environments through nonformal activities is a top priority. We also aim at promoting national values in a European context and encourage cooperation between partner countries, youth and cultural organisations. Moreover we intend to facilitate the exposure of young people to European open educational resources, encourage creativity and critical thinking, develop linguistic competence. Thus we are utterly assured that the participants will improve leadership skills, communication written and spoken skills and acquire and develop media and digital literacy.