With The Magic of Discrimination Vol. 2, we want to offer young people from disadvantaged neighborhoods in Brussels and Pantin their first European mobility experience, combining artistic expression, civic reflection, and intercultural exchange. The project aims to raise awareness about discrimination through creative tools: magic and theatre. Our objectives are multiple: enable young people to express themselves and transform their experiences into artistic creations; strengthen self-confidence and develop skills useful for their personal, academic, and professional lives; create a space for dialogue on discrimination, including unconscious biases that young people themselves may reproduce; reinforce peer-to-peer learning, by valuing more experienced young participants who guide newcomers; give the partner associations the opportunity to take their first steps in Erasmus+ and build long-term cooperation. In short, the project uses art as a tool for awareness and empowerment, while fostering meeting, inclusion, and the desire to engage in other European projects.