Kernow-Breizh : an international youth exchange to revitalise two minority languages, breton and cornish.It is proposed to organise a youth exchange of some 10 days between young Breton speakers from Brittany (schooled in bilingual Breton-French systems) and young Cornish who know only a little of their own regional language (the movement to re-envigorate Cornish is more recent that the re-invigoration of Breton). This exchange will involve 24 young people of 13-16 years (12 Bretons and !2 Cornish) and 4 supervising adults (2 from the Breton association UPABAR and 2 from the Cornish association Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek). It will take place in Cornwall from the 14th to the 23rd of July 2016. This project aims to develop the linguistic and intercultural competencies of the young people, to stimulate the interest of the young people in their own regional culture and language, to spark their curiosity towards a 'sister' language, to develop educational skills in the young people (learn to design and organise cultural discovery workshops, be role models for the other young people) and encourage the creation of friendship links and openness towards Europe.To achieve these objectives, the organising team will build upon exchange activities designed and organised by the young people, team building activities, activities to discover the culture and heritage of Cornwall as well as during the daily tasks and informal times.The principal impact expected is an evolution of the image that the young people have of their own regional language; enjoyment in speaking it and demonstrating it to others, a wish to learn more (Cornish side), the use of it as a means of international exchange, understanding of the future of the minority languages... The young people must feel involved in an important local community, as well as understand that promoting and defending regional languages are very much at stake on the European level.This contributes to the global ambition for the repossession of regional languages by the younger generations, along with their learning of European citizenship, in the respect and knowledge of cultural diversity. Should the assessment of this exchange be positive, a return trip will be considered in Brittany in summer 2017.