The prject has been conceived to give an answer to the new social needs after the COVID-19 emergency. In the era of social distancing and smart working, how the role of youth worker does change, mainly in the social and cultural inclusion of youth with migratory background? Which actions can be undertaken to not completely loose the relationships with the Others? Which good practices have been implemented at local and European level and what can be done else more? Those are the questions we tried to answer with this project. It aimed at creating a dynamic learning community of European organizations working for the inclusion of refugees, asylum seekers and youth with migratory background, to share best practices and reflect together on the ongoing humanitarian issues and create common strategies and action plans at medium and long term. The specific objectives of the project were: • Analyse the social effects of COVID-19 in the different European regions, considering both those caused by the sanitary emergency and the consequent lockdown; • Promote and share the good practices already acted by the participating organizations at local level; • Reinforce cooperation and networking in the sector of Youth, defining common and innovative practices to face the new challenges in the social animation; • Increase competences of youth workers in the field of the inclusion of youth with migratory background, • Define new tools and common projects to be developed in the future