Primarily the participating organisations wanted to involve Roma youth in the creation of digital visual culture that reflects their Roma identity in a most international setting. In addition, they wanted to gain experience in organising international youth camps and learn about the Erasmus+ program.
Both of the participating organisations had limited international experience and they had not yet applied to any Erasmus+ projects. Gaining international experience is however important because the aim of the organisations is to support Roma youth whose international mobility is considerably lower compared to that of the majority population.