The European migrant crisis has reached critical levels and has dominated media coverage of the continent. The frustration and disempowerment of the disadvantaged youth in general and young migrants and asylum seekers in particular risk breeding low self-esteem, low motivation, cynicism, and radicalization. Across Europe, social entrepreneurs are stepping up to help address the social issues that have resulted from the migration crisis. Social entrepreneurship has been recognized by the UNHCR as a crucial avenue for alleviating poverty and enhancing the integration of refugees. Examples are many: A group of young people in Austria (Flüchtlinge Wilkommen) decided to create a website that connects individuals with spare rooms or apartments with a person who has fled their home country. Another example from Turkey, our Turkish partner supported a social enterprise called Social Coffee run by refugees, where young people from all backgrounds can come, socialize, and offer their cultural foods to customers, the income of the profit goes to the maintenance of place to create an inclusive atmosphere. And so on. However, whilst the sector flourishes, there is limited involvement from migrant, refugee, and ethnic minorities. Lack of access to credit and funding alongside, educational, religious, gender and language barriers all contribute to the issue. As a result, opportunities for potentially high-impact and community-focused enterprises and entrepreneurs are lost. Youth workers and youth leaders working directly with young refugees/asylum seekers and migrants are uniquely positioned to raise awareness of social enterprise among these minorities and to help grow the number of migrant and refugee social entrepreneurs. The training course aims to develop the capacity of youth workers to raise awareness and address refugee-related issues in their work with young people using the tool of social entrepreneurship. The training course will be based on non-formal learning methods and principles, intercultural dialogue, and communication including group discussions, interactive presentations, participant lead workshops, teamwork, etc. Objectives of the training course: - Widen perspectives of participants on the concept of social entrepreneurship as a tool for tackling local social problems of marginalized young people, refugees/asylum seekers, and migrants; - Identify existing resources for the young social entrepreneurs and share know-how on social enterprises; - Explore creative tools and methodologies for creating conditions for a dialogue, establishing a culture of diversity, acceptance, and pluralism, and dealing with fears that exist in our society; - Provide participants with educational tools and methodologies that will enable them to act as multipliers on refugee-related issues in their work with young people; - Learn to use Youth pass and the Key Competences for the creative process of skill harnessing, self-reflection, and documentation of the personal learning process;