InterJEUnérationnel was born out of the observation made by young people who were initially disengaged from civic and European issues, of what prevented their pairs from participating in civic and European actions. - The lack of solidarity-based and fun initiatives in their area aimed at several age groups (children, teenagers, young adults, parents, grandparents) - The lack of information and connection with young people's families, which is a major obstacle to their participation. The young people came up with the idea of workshops for collectively building wooden games that bring the whole family together, creating a new recreational resource in their community that would bring families and educators closer together, thereby removing the obstacles to young people's participation in civic engagement projects in France and Europe. The ultimate goal of the project is to make European engagement a familiar educational tool that is recognized by communities, families, and institutions.