LET ME IN is a project aiming at raising capacities of non-governmental organizations working with youth at risk of social inclusions due to different factors. It is deeply rooted in the context of contemporary European societies in which an alarming tendency of deepening inequalities can be observed. For as a consortium of international partners the answer to this challenge lies in education - we need more tools and methodologies that empower young people, help them discover their potential and express their voice in a creative way in order to accomplish social change that is a direct answer to their particular needs. The challenge, however, is that not a lot of youth workers and NGOs are fully ready to open up to new methods and dare to organize their projects in a more participatory oriented ways. The reason for that is in many cases lack of knowledge about what empowerment really is and how to use modern techniques in activating and motivating youngsters. In order to address this issue, we designed a project that has the following specific objectives: - re-defining the concept of inclusion and investigating how non-formal education can be beneficial while working with vulnerable youngsters - equipping partner organizations and their representatives with accessible and easily adaptable tools aiming making youth projects more efficiently addressing specific needs of different youngsters with fewer opportunities - exploring practical methods (participatory photography and digital storytelling) for empowering young people and giving them voice that can help them undertake action - creating a network of like-minded organizations and individuals ready for joint efforts aiming at enhancing social inclusion of youngsters on cross-European youngsters