This project was conceived on the basis of the reality experienced by young people and communities in Southern European countries when faced with migration processes and the pluralisation of societies. The aim was therefore to raise awareness among participants and their personal and family contexts of migration as a historical and complex process in which all societies throughout history have participated in one way or another. And that migration processes must be understood from a human rights perspective, both globally and from the perspective of the European Union and its member states in particular. For this reason, the analysis and work that media and audiovisual products have in relation to the imagery of migration, reception and integration processes was undertaken, enabling young people (in addition to better understanding the theme of the project) to develop their skills in content analysis, social network management and audiovisual content production for social advocacy and the application of a human rights approach to social problems.