In a context where discrimination, hate speech and inequality are on the rise both in public spaces and online, young people are expressing a growing need to understand these phenomena and be able to respond to them constructively. The project aims to involve young people in the fight against discrimination and strengthen their participation in democratic life. It creates safe, inclusive and participatory spaces where they can analyse the mechanisms of racism, anti-Semitism, LGBTphobia, sexism and social inequality, and develop their civic skills (public speaking, cooperation, critical thinking). Youth are supported in co-creating prevention actions, designing awareness-raising tools and becoming peer educators capable of taking action among their peers and within their communities. The overall objective is to promote more inclusive environments, value young people's engagement and embed this dynamic in an annual mobilisation for equality and human rights.