The Covid-19 pandemic caused significant changes in the world, affecting economics, culture, and the arts. These spheres were deeply impacted, leading to hazards like unemployment. Sub-sectors, especially those with on-site activities, were particularly affected. Young people's employment in cultural sectors was endangered, as they were not well-prepared for the challenges posed by the pandemic. Young artists, in particular, faced difficulties as they were unable to realize their potential during the lockdown due to strict regulations. The virus affected young people's mental health, altering their thoughts, feelings, and actions. Young artists had to find new ways to adapt to the new reality and continue their work. The project aimed to support young artists in the labour market and create opportunities for positive social change in their lives. The objectives of the project were as follows: The objectives of the project are as follows: To introduce new digital tools, methods and sources to the young artists in order to enable them to continue their own art management even during emergency situations and lockdown; To support young artists in the development of art-related social and business projects; To make young artists more familiar with ICT tools as a way of promoting their artworks; To encourage the young people from different countries and backgrounds to share their culture and creativity;