Today, we are fully aware of the environmental issues of our time, and the youth of the 21st century were born and raised with these considerations in mind. These generations have environmental principles to defend, and tomorrow they will be the bearers of innovative projects. It's important for us to give them the opportunity to express themselves, to experiment, but also to support them in raising awareness of their lifestyle and consumption habits. In setting up this project, we wanted to achieve several key objectives that are part of an educational, civic and ecological approach: - Raise young people's awareness of environmental issues and encourage them to defend sound environmental principles, helping them to understand the importance of their role in the ecological transition. - To provide a framework for expression and experimentation by offering participants a caring, intercultural space in which to express themselves, experiment, and become aware of their consumption patterns. - To experiment with and pass on the values of more responsible consumption, helping young people to adopt more responsible practices adapted to today's environmental challenges. - Promote eco-citizen involvement, encouraging participants to become active citizens, capable of taking concrete, sustainable initiatives in their communities. - Create learning opportunities in a collective, intercultural setting. Promote the exchange of knowledge and know-how between young people from different cultures, with an emphasis on combating social and cultural discrimination. - Reinforce the link between ecology and well-being: demonstrate that ecology can be a vector for well-being, enabling participants to achieve emotional, physical and mental balance in harmony with their environment. - Produce a collaborative, civic-minded project that enables participants to express themselves through the creation of a collective audio-visual project. - Strengthen links with local partners involved in alternative projects (associations, social centers, producers, etc.).