This project, entitled "Let the Photo Explain" was a project that uses the photographic instrument as a tool like a “bridge" between each participant and what is the thematic reference: migration policies that are literally transforming our world and bringing to the surface fears and limitations to which all of us we are living. There is a fundamental work of sensitization and integration that we should do. Objectives of the project were: - To promote EU values and Erasmus + programme - To encourage participants to organize different actions and projects to reach awareness in the community of social problems on a local, national, and international level - To recognize, value and celebrate young people's positive contributions to society - To create intercultural dialogue - To learn more about issues of migration, of Dublin Convention, the human situation that refugees find themselves in, and above all the awareness that being a refugee is not a choice, but a consequence of the very complex economic and social balance - To understand that "the other"is never different from us, a reflection on how to live responsibly and not ego-centered, making them aware of what aspect of our lives can make the changes so that have benefited the whole community - Discover different opinions and points of view about contemporary social problems - Building critical thinking and observation skills thanks to the PhotoVoice Method - Spread the use of the PhotoVoice method (that has a lot of benefits: it can be used with any target, and at any age, the basic level of Photography is easy to learn and is accessible to all, and through the photos, people can communicate and share easily, take pictures can change the perception that people have about their social and physical environment, Photos can be a clear representation of what exists at a particular time, and are tools of great emotional impact, etc.) - Empowering to articulate interpretations about a social problem with the Photographic tool - Raise awareness about problems by organizing the local event and creating an online campaign - To overcome the language barriers