1- Taking into account previous youth exchanges, we felt we had to continue the path we had paved. Our previous internal reviews also included a discussion about deepening the topics discussed, of course, meeting again, and meeting new European partners. Naturally, the challenge of "Living Together" was more relevant than ever. We aimed for a Brotherhood beyond borders. To ensure that our differences were experienced as riches to be shared. 2- We also wanted to ensure, our holiday center being located not far from the Écrins Park, to launch a real education in the Mountains. The idea was to encourage people to discover the social and cultural realities on the ground by meeting stakeholders and experiencing conviviality and solidarity in the mountain environment. And of course, the priority of acting for the benefit of nature and everyone and the usefulness of gaining autonomy in the mountain environment. 3- Drawing on our experience and the desires of young people, we wanted to further advance our educational approach. Promote young people's autonomy and empower them to take control of their own development and choices. Foster social inclusion, diversity, and intercultural dialogue. Learn to speak out so they can be heard and take action. Raise awareness of the need to preserve a fragile environment. Highlight the values of solidarity, equal opportunity, and human rights. Raise awareness of the strength of the group by listening to everyone. Rethink the notions of being and having. Prevent conflicts and avoid violence. Promote the knowledge that generates recognition. More than just "commercial" proposals, young people will be invited to co-construct their days, their stay, and their future.