We wanted to enable youth workers from different countries to learn how to use simple and free digital tools (such as video editing or music creation apps) to better support young people in their artistic projects. The idea was for them to experience first-hand what young people go through when participating in this kind of workshop: creating a video, recording audio, publishing content. We aimed to achieve three main objectives: 1. Make digital creation accessible to all: demonstrate that even with just a smartphone, it is possible to produce quality artistic content, and that young people can express themselves, gain self-confidence, and develop useful skills. 2. Improve youth workers' practices: provide them with concrete methods and introduce them to innovative pedagogical approaches focused on inclusion, creativity, and young people's autonomy, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds. 3. Strengthen connections between European organizations: encourage the exchange of good practices, promote international cooperation, and generate new Erasmus+ project ideas among the partners involved. Through this project, we wanted to support the evolution of youth work by integrating more digital tools into educational practices, and by highlighting artistic expression as a powerful tool for inclusion and empowerment.