The objectives of the Mind Your Body training were: - to provide a 6-day training for 24 participants who, through experiential and non-formal learning, learn about theatrical methods and tools for a more effective, creative and relaxed use of the body in their work with young people. - to introduce participants to as many basics as possible in different theatre methods such as: physical theatre, interactive theatre, improvisational theatre - to issue 24 Youthpass certificates to the trainees - create a PDF document with a set of methods and tools from the training as a result of the project and make it publicly available - create a platform of individuals from different countries, backgrounds and organizations to promote the use of theatre methods in working with young people - to plan, conceptualize and implement theatrical interventions with the participants, which will draw attention to the current environmental issue of climate change and will take place in public spaces in Ajdovščina and Ljubljana. Throughout the training, we addressed ten of the eleven European Youth Goals: - Connecting the European Union with young people (training participants came from eight European countries that work with young people and integrate the methods they have learnt into their work; increased cooperation between organizations from EU Member States and a partner organization from Serbia, which stimulated and increased the possibilities for further cooperation between them). - Equality of all genders (the content within the theatre methods in the training also promoted the addressing of inequalities and the importance of equality between genders and LGBTQIA+ young people) - Inclusive societies (participants came from diverse backgrounds, interacting with young people from different socio-economic, cultural, racial, ethnic backgrounds; the theatrical methods learnt enable the inclusion of diverse young people) - Mental health and well-being (participants learned physical methods and techniques that promote the recognition of the connection between the mental and the physical, thus helping to express distress, fear, stress beyond language) - A step forward for rural youth (the participating organizations also work in rural settings, where they pass on the methods they have learned to young people and enable them to realize their potential in their area) - Quality employment for all (through the skills acquired, participants have acquired or improved competences; e.g.: public speaking, higher levels of self-confidence and social skills building, which improves their position on the labor market) - Quality learning (during the training, participants learnt innovative methods for teaching young people) - Space and participation for all (during the training we created a safe and quality environment where each participant was given space to express themselves, the methods of work were very inclusive and we wanted to inspire the participants to create this kind of environment in their work with young people) - Sustainable Green Europe (the theatre interventions with the help of the digital tools, addressed the above-mentioned issues, working on the principle of "work with what you have"; during the training we promoted the use of recycled paper; the methods learned by the participants and shared with the young people in their organizations required only the physical presence of the participants, without props, scenic elements, etc.) - Youth organisations and European programmes (through training, youth workers, trainers and facilitators strengthened their skills and acquired knowledge which they transfer to their work, improving the visibility of their work among young people and broadening the range of their working methods