CultNet aims is to raise the capacities of youth workers, active in the peripheral areas of the cities Padua/Venice (IT), Czestochowa (PL) and Bobo-Dioulasso (BF), to integrate inclusion and diversity measures in their work and use culture as a way to foster youth inclusion and participation. Promoted by a consortium of 4 partners, AICCREVE (IT), CZ ART (PL), Glocal Factory (IT) and Sirabà (BF), with a strong committed to youth work, CultNet intends to equip youth operators with professional skills and tools to undertake, with their audience, participative, inclusive and multicultural learning paths, revolving around culture and inclusion. To achieve its purposes, the project plans to test and launch an innovative “package” of multilingual online training resources for the professionalization of youth workers. The package includes: 1) a Massive On-line Open training course (MOOC) focused on youth participation and inclusion via cultural engagement. It is structured around 3 modules: a) Diversity and inclusion in the youth work; b) Social engagement of young people; b) Culture as a driver for social engagement and inclusion. It comprises filmed lectures and talks, reading materials as well as inquiry-oriented formats, tasks to be completed and problems to be solved. Furthermore, upon completion of a final task, the learner is entitled to receive a certificate of attendance, recognizing the competences acquired during the learning experience;2) a Digital Handbook including: a) guidelines for animating a comprehensive learning path revolving around culture and inclusion: b) 3 formats of cultural events to be organized by youth workers and young people.The training resources will be released in EN, FR, PL and IT. They are conceived to be “usable” by EU and non-EU youth workers, having different cultural backgrounds and learning needs. The online tools produced in beta version will be tested on 60 youth workers and young leaders from the 3 countries. Youth workers, in fact, will complete the MOOC, then they will work with youth from disadvantaged districts following the guidelines included in the handbook and, finally, they will support young people in the definition and implementation of youth-led, diversity friendly and fully inclusive cultural events. The testing phase will provide the consortium with feedbacks to ameliorate the products before the public launch, which will take place during a large dissemination event in Italy (at least 200 participants + 80 active young and youth workers involved). At the same time, the testing phase will result in an important capacity building investment made on youth workers, streghtened by two mobility activities: a job shadowing and a youth workers international seminar. 20 YW are expected to be in mobility. Thanks to the mobility of youth workers, an EU-Burkina Faso network of youth operators working specifically on art/culture for Inclusion and Diversity will be launched.