“Integration through Visual Arts for Female Migrants” was aimed to enhance the social inclusion of female migrants of the first and second generation, through the methodology of non-formal education combined with visual arts' storytelling. The project's main approach was to apply visual arts storytelling as a means for powerful and effective communication. Studies have shown that visual arts' storytelling (Comics, Storyboards, Photography, Film-making, etc.) are expressive tools with the potential of limitless forms of communication. They offer the capacity to express ideas, feelings or thoughts that otherwise would be extremely difficult to reveal. Youth workers were engaged in a TC where they broadened their knowledge regarding visual storytelling and its effective use in communication. This project was aimed to take action against hate speech, taking a different path towards more complementary behavior that includes minority groups and different perspectives, and contributing to a more diverse image of women as they are perceived in the modern world. The project objectives were to promote social inclusion at a transnational level through the use of visual arts and storytelling, promote the culture of tolerance and elaborating a reassessment on the role of migrant women in Europe and lastly, to enhance and broaden the communication skill set of youngsters. The project's main approach to reach the considered objectives was through the methodology of non-formal education combined with visual arts' storytelling as a means for powerful and effective communication.