In order to promote the social and political inclusion of marginalized youth, engage in dialogue with decision-makers, learn participatory skills together in practical activities, voluntary work, and mobility, understanding European values, civic participation, and dialogue opportunities. The project will provide opportunities for at least 85 Roma youth, asylum-seeking and migrant youth, youth with mental and physical illness, youth with disabilities, NEET youth, and other youth interested in collaborating with peers with fewer opportunities to practically acquire participation skills. At least 200 school youth, who are not actively participating, but who can be motivated to work together and engage, will be involved in the project activities.