With this project, we wanted to meet the objectives set out in our accreditation: 1. To support young people in rural areas of the Landes as a priority 2. Create concrete links between our young people and the European Union 3. Tackling all forms of discrimination to ensure equality and inclusion for all young people 4. Respond to the concerns of young people who suffer from constant stress, anxiety and depression, and who suffer from social pressure 5. Prepare our young people for the challenges of the 21st century and our changing societies by developing their skills and an approach based on constructive criticism 6. mobilise young people for a sustainable and green Europe and world 7. Supporting the development of the skills of youth leaders. To meet these objectives, we have set up 3 activities: International Team The aims of the "International Team" project were to: Support, train and develop the skills of youth workers in European projects, Eliminate their fears linked to interculturality and social diversity, and combat stereotypes and fears in order to build projects on a larger scale, Reinforce the international dimension of youth work, particularly regarding Human Rights education and youth participation, Provide training in interculturality, and the keys to ethical leadership in an intercultural environment, Increase the number of Erasmus + Youth exchanges in rural areas. Learn to create international partnerships and develop international communication and relations, Put an end to - Gain a better understanding of Erasmus+ and the world of youth projects. Live an intercultural experience! Checkmate to discriminations Checkmate to Discrimination is a project designed to raise young people's awareness of discrimination and human rights issues. Through debate, exchange and the creation of intercultural links, our ambition was to build a foundation of knowledge around issues of discrimination, while seeking to construct tools to respond to these situations in real life. The objectives were : Fight and raise awareness of all forms of discrimination, destroy prejudice, promote inclusion and work on preconceived ideas, Promote inclusion and understand each other's obstacles and histories, identify and learn to respect each other's similarities and differences, Give participants the keys to identifying discriminatory situations, Estimate the consequences of actions, reactions and postures to adopt, Provide young people with the means to become active players in the fight against prejudice and discrimination, identify and get to know emblematic Austrian, Jordanian, French and Romanian figures who have worked and are still working to promote human rights and combat discrimination, Create personal and collective actions to combat discrimination; learn to be inclusive and open to others. Live an intercultural experience, Acquire new skills in intercultural practices, communication attitudes, develop critical thinking, gain confidence, mature, create new friendships, Create networks of young people across Europe, generate new friendships, facilitate young people's participation in future national and international projects (internships, jobs, volunteering, youth exchanges, leader exchanges, solidarity projects), Enable young people to develop skills to facilitate their participation in future national and international projects (internships, jobs, volunteering, youth exchanges, youth leader exchanges, solidarity projects). Rural areas in expansion : In Europe's rural areas, many young people have never been on a mobility trip. Meeting other people is still difficult, the linguistic approach a hindrance, and the rural nature of their lives and environment a real inferiority complex. This project therefore aims to work on the lack of openness and opportunity, and thus give young rural people a taste for travel and the chance to get to know themselves better. It's also an opportunity to showcase the European countryside and its riches, making them proud and more self-confident. The objectives were: To make the experience of traveling and living a transnational holiday accessible: leaving one's environment and comfort zone behind. Encourage young rural people to become emancipated and discover the unknown (overcoming fears). Highlight the value of European rural life and rural youth, removing the feeling of low self-esteem among these young people. Enable young people to share the cultural, traditional and ecological riches of the European countryside through art and digital media.