The MigrART sought to raise awareness and break myths about the situation of migrants in Europe. The participants have used plastic arts (drawing, photography, collage) to share their experiences and opinions about migration, the reality faced by migrants, and possible ways to deal with situations of social injustice. We wanted to use art as a universal language so that people from different countries, social contexts, and cultural realities can communicate and reflect on their experiences. The specific objectives of the project have been: - help young people to develop their artistic expression skills - promote the reflection of the participants on cases of social injustice - develop a critical thinking attitude in the face of myths about widespread migrants among the European population - share best practice cases among participating countries and organizations - promote the creation of new ideas and initiatives to continue raising awareness once finished the activity - motivate participants to undertake their own initiatives in their local community