Allow young people with fewer opportunities to better understand issues related to discrimination and develop our capacity to act on situations that concern us Meet other young people from another country and another culture who also experience certain forms of discrimination. Discuss the reality of the two countries and the means put in place to combat these inequalities. Allow the young people of the project to live an intercultural experience, to break with our daily life and to find themselves in a context outside our neighborhood which tends to close our state of mind. Promote gender diversity given that in both the Belgian and French groups, the% of boys and girls is balanced. Develop our eloquence and our expression by promoting an adequate attitude in the face of various discriminations. Participate in magic workshops which are often very expensive in order to make it a tool for discussion. Fight against social exclusion by involving young people from working class neighborhoods in citizen projects where we will not only have the opportunity to meet other young people, but also people from all walks of life during the different outings. Create a street art show in Belgium and France where we will show the fruit of our work.