The mobility project "Lab: Consent in Practice" aims to bring together 20 professionals and volunteers from the socio-educational field who use physical or movement-based practices in their social work on a regular basis, including Acroyoga, acrobatics, circus arts, capoeira, martial arts, and more. This project addresses the practice of consent as a tool to tackle violence in physical and movement-based activities. It has three main objectives: To deepen participants' understanding of consent in physical and movement-based practices. To explore practical tools for integrating consent into the facilitation of these practices. To experience an educational approach rooted in a culture of consent. Why? Physical and movement-based practices can at the same time: Create opportunities for violence: In Europe, 1 in 7 individuals experiences sexual violence in sports before adulthood. Provide a unique opportunity to educate young people about consent in a tangible and applied way. Program Structure: The program will be divided into several modules: Workshops exploring the central theme of consent through non-formal education techniques. Practical sessions and feedback, where participants will co-facilitate physical and movement-based activities, applying their learning. Community life management and recreational activities to strengthen group cohesion and provide space for individual expression.