The “Youth & disability weekend for a more inclusive society” project, which took place on November 4 and 5, 2023, had the main objective of structuring and expanding youth volunteering in favor of a truly inclusive society. . In doing so, it also aimed to intensify the dynamics of peer emulation and empowerment among young people with disabilities. This meeting played a fundamental role with the set of key support mechanisms for young people in terms of disabilities, and established the basis of the organization of the federal life of our association. The association's commitment to full access for young people with disabilities to all aspects of social life was a pillar of this meeting. Challenges faced by young people with disabilities, including: - The orientation of students with disabilities is a key moment in their journey - During the transition to the professional world, the very common worry of “young people without experience” regarding the job market. The fear of being discriminated against because of their disability adds to the common anxiety of young people with no experience regarding the job market. The specific objectives of the project were: 1/ Bring together in the Youth & Disability Weekend for a more inclusive society the network reflecting the confidence of young people with disabilities in their ability to reclaim the determinants of their journey, in close and constructive contact with all stakeholders. 2/ Encourage the emergence of experiential knowledge, through the analysis of shared experiences and the search for solutions adapted to specific problems, generating valuable user expertise by and for the people concerned. 3/ Encourage the development of new avenues of work and enable previous work to be valued and made visible. The beating heart of 100% Handinamique and the challenges of empowerment and emulation are found in particular around the 14 mutual aid groups which have a mission to welcome and inform newcomers and contribute to training and awareness-raising processes. by peers with disabilities and offer working, discovery and meeting workshops to all participants during the weekends, thus promoting the exchange of experience (technological innovations, facilitators, etc.). 4/ Train students more broadly and student associations in disability and inclusive society with a dual objective: both as volunteers committed to supporting young people with disabilities from middle school to higher education through education programs support, but also as future citizens, business employees or managers so that they are made aware and familiarized with the theme of disability, unique study paths, the notion of planning and inclusion as early as possible .