By implementing this project, our aim is to improve the quality of youth work within organisations working with migrants youths by using creative and participatory methodologies to be able to facilitate their integration and inclusion in the society they live and to put forward an approach of facilitating intercultural dialogue in youth work that will be relevant and useful for ourselves and our partner organisations to allow integration and inclusion of diaspora youths in all aspect of life in partner countries, but also to influence and strengthen Europe wide integration strategy. . This project was developed as a result of similar identified needs of project partners working also with vulnerable young people such as refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. They all need to increase the quality of their learning activities in order to reach long term impact through promoting tolerance and preventing violent radicalization and hate speech, improving intercultural and inter-religious dialogue, promoting diversity, common values of freedom, respect of human rights, all priority directions for the youth sector within Erasmus+. A way to do that is to equip the youth workers with specific intercultural competences in integration and inclusion and also enhance the cooperation between their organisations and other stakeholders. The project has four specific objectives to be reached: 1. Develop the capacity of 24 youth workers from 6 organizations from Slovenia, Belgium, Spain, Cyprus, Sweden and Ireland to adapt and use creative and participatory skills and methodologies for effective design and implementation of integration and inclusion activities for young people, in 11 months. 2. Enhance the effective participatory learning and action for at least 1 learning activity for youth in each of the 6 partner organization over a 2 months period following the first mobility, the training course. 3. Support the exchange of experience and good practices in the field of participatory ways of inclusion and 4. How to develop policy collectively to influence decisions at national and European levels engaging the 6 partner organizations