Young people will ask retrospectively on minority issues and immigration in Europe, starting with the reflections carried by young people on their own country. Our goal is to educate, inform, understand and think about solutions that can be implemented on our scale "Refugies and youth in Europe" is a project for 40 young people from England, France Romania and Spain, aged between 18 and 26 years. The stay will go on ten days. It will be located in Salm, next Schirmeck and Strasbourg in Alsace. On 18 December, held the International Migrants Day. A daily drama being played out simultaneously on all borders and all the roads of Europe, an unprecedented welcome challenge for the European Union, a source of indignation, controversies and proposals for the political and commentators.Our movement has always been concerned about the current issues, even today we want to meet this demand YMCA youth to reflect on this theme.At profiles and complementary backgrounds, people from immigrant backgrounds, those working with immigrants or students interested in the issues related to migration flows (issue of asylum seekers, political and climate refugees, issues related to public policies integration or assimilation of immigrants, issues on EU law on free movement of persons (Schengen Area)Young people will ask retrospectively on minority issues and immigration in Europe, starting with the reflections carried by young people on their own country. Our goal is to educate, inform, understand and think about solutions that can be implemented on our scale relationed with our theme. We also want to encourage meetings and sharing among young people from different countries and different social backgrounds.The project will use intercultural learning methods (workshop kitchen, linguistic animation), in order to promote communication among participants. We will develop a creative approach to informal learning with artistic presentation means (photo, film, theater ...), and games (games teambuilding) responding to issues related to minorities and immigration ... but also in connection with matters concerning youth: social problems such as poverty and unemployment. Young people identify the differences between countries in order to encourage mutual understanding and identify the points they have in common with their European peers.We are going to present the results of our work during a conference at the end of our project in which we will invite local public figures, mayor, European deputies ...After that, the participants will develop transferable skills that will be used througouht the life. These skills will be:-The communication, planification of project, development of networkn and decision making.-The acquisition of linguistic skills, and know to present oneself thanks different multimedia supports. -Team working.-Knowledge of others european countries and different systems of democracy. -Behaviour: tolerance, respect, understanding, self-esteem, self-confidenceAAfter that, the participants will develop transferable skills that will be used througouht the life. These skills will be:-The communication, planification of project, development of networkn and decision making.-The acquisition of linguistic skills, and know to present oneself thanks different multimedia supports. -Team working.-Knowledge of others european countries and different systems of democracy. -Behaviour: tolerance, respect, understanding, self-esteem, self-confidenceSo they will practise news competences, in their countries, presenting and explaining in front of a large public, their work in young center. The young people who have participated in debats and in worshops in France will evolve in a passive to an active role thus they will become ambassadors of Europe. The exposition will serve like a way of expression for european youth and will circulated in different centers of our partners in Europe. It will allow to broadcast at a largest public (other young people of residence, official personalities...) the results of this exchange.