Through this project, the MRJC wants to give young people in rural areas the opportunity to learn about and question popular education. The aims of the project are as follows : - To help young people in rural areas (re)discover popular education methods. - To give new meaning to popular education methods in the light of new democratic challenges. - To analyse the issues surrounding popular education, with a particular focus on its role in the democratic participation of young people in rural areas. - To have access to a forum for discussion and debate with researchers, elected representatives and intermediary bodies to enhance training on this subject. - Giving young people the means to analyse an issue with a critical eye, while developing their political spirit and discourse, before creating and expressing a collective voice.