The training course “RAISE YOUR VOICE ”, which takes place from 15 to 21 SEPTEMBER 2020 excluding 2 travel days in Hatay ( TURKEY) will provide a space for capacity building of youth workers, youth leaders and municipality officers working with young migrants and youth with migrant backgrounds. The training also allowed for synergies between civil society organisations such as youth non-profit organisations and local authorities representatives. In the framework of the Declaration on promoting citizenship and the common values of freedom, tolerance and non-discrimination through education ("the Paris Declaration") and of the Declaration of the 2nd Youth Work Convention, this project aims at addressing the current gap of participation of migrant youth and young people with migrant background by supporting local authorities and institutions in working with and for them, by offering them the tools and competences needed to involve young migrants in the decision making process. In the context of this Project, In agreement with the renewed framework for European cooperation in the youth field (2010-2018) and the Erasmus+ Programme priorities and putting into action the funding principles of the European Union (TEU, art 2 and 165) and these two declaration, participants will address and seek answers for questions like: - how can institutions better respond to the need of young migrants? - how can they better shape their initiatives to offer real scope for them to become actors and to take decisions, thus concretely encouraging their participation? - are they prepared for the possibility of young people changing the old script? - which support should come from civil society and youth workers to support both parties? - which actions are required by local authorities and CSOs to reduce socio-political disadvantages of migrant youth and young people with migrant backgrounds? - which competences and methods do local authorities and youth organizations need to better reach out to marginalised young people and preventing their violent radicalisation?