This project is the third part of a bigger project supporting art, youth and social questions. CONTEXT. Our trip lasted eight days, six of them with activities. It took place in Espera, which is a town with 3.845 residents (2021) and economical difficulties according to the information provided by “Statistics and cartography institute of Andalusia” (actual name: Instituto de estadistica y cartografiade Andalucia). We were engaging with Spanish participants, some of them with disabilities (any kind), and they are coming from little rural towns from Cadiz, like Espera, Bornos or Villamartin. These are young people who are facing different barriers in social, geographic, economic and health areas. All participants, with or without disabilities, are finding it more difficult to gain access to educational services and leisure activities due to their locations. We were also engaging with Italian and German participants with a similar profile. TARGETS. 1. Encourage all these young participants making them feel they are part of this multicultural project as Europeans. 2. Help them experience a cultural exchange away from their family comfort zone, especially for those with disabilities in risk and social exclusion. 3. Reformulate and work for a new concept of social diversity and social inclusion with these European participants through arts. 4. Raise awareness and become more sensitive as local residents about the importance of a complete social inclusion of disabled young people.