“Combating Antigypsyism Through Youth Work” was an exchange for youth workers and young professionals between 20 and 50 working with vulnerable youth and particularly with young Roma. The project was intended for partner organizations - members of the Phiren Amenca International Network and it aimed at improving the quality of work of youth workers with young Roma and a better reach-out to grassroots level young Roma and other vulnerable young people. Stepping on the rich and diverse expertise and work practises of five youth organizations from Belgium, Spain, Hungary, Slovakia and Montenegro, the objectives of this exchange were: To understand, raise awareness about and combat antigypsyism in youth work; To analyze the challenges and barriers antigypsyism creates for young Roma to effectively be included in youth participation platforms; To synchronize and develop better approaches for work with Roma youth and build trust among Roma communities; To exchange positive narratives, practises and methods for combating antigypsyism through youth work; To share experiences on the existing national and European funding instruments to foster work with vulnerable youth and particularly young Roma.