We live in times of change in Europe and in the world, times in the people who best pass and barriers become higher, more difficult to overcome. Armed conflicts, discourses that foment hatred and disunity, racism, segregation and poverty lead people to terrible situations that we all must contribute to change. Through the project VOICES FOR CHANGE! Four choirs from Spain, Germany, Lithuania and Poland have decided to join our voices to help you achieve a better change in the world situation. We want to raise a voice that brings sanity to our society, which promotes a return to a time where the values of diversity, tolerance and citizenship were the norm and the future was exciting. We want to realize a mobility that allows us to carry out a joint concert that sensitizes and conscientizes all the people of the need to make an effort and to contribute to change things. But not only this, as through this project we intend to continue while promoting a real inclusion of migrants and refugees through their participation in choral groups, this can be achieved thanks to their integration in a choir, where each member (regardless of their ethnicity, culture or social, economic or physical barriers for choral music only understands tonal contrasts) is part of a coordinated and united group to contribute to a musical show that is the effort of all participants. A process that leads to the integration in the equity of migrants or refugees and helps to establish networks and bonds of friendship and solidarity. In 2017 we carried out the mobility "EVERYONE HAVE VOICE!" Where we started to create an innovative method of inclusion based on taking advantage of choral music and participation in our choirs to encourage a real inclusion of foreign students, migrants or refugees, providing a service Useful for universities, music associations and for society in general. With this mobility, we want to give the final accolade to this method, exchange experiences about whether we have really implemented in our hearts and what the results have been. As well as continuing in the refinement process try to be a really effective tool for segregated and useful people for our choirs.