The project was instigated by committed young people members of the Réseau National des Juniors Associations (RNJA) and met a need expressed by the network's young people: to express themselves, exchange visions, raise awareness and act on discrimination, particularly linked to gender identities. The aim was both to educate young people on LGBTphobia, by enabling them to exchange ideas between peers and on an equal footing with experts on the subject (associations, elected representatives) and to help them create their own awareness-raising tools, so that at the end of the project, they would be able to question their own practices, discuss these issues with their peers, their entourage or local decision-makers, and carry out their own actions.