All Different, All Equal is an innovative training programme for youth workers (Key Action 1 – mobility of youth workers) combining elements of diversity training with multimedia (photography and video) skills, organised Praxis Europe, a Birmingham-based youth-led community interest company recognised for its expertise in youth empowerment. The main aim of the project is to train participants – 64 youth workers from different European countries – in the use of multimedia tools in youth work, mostly through photography and video to promote the positive image of cultural diversity. We are planning to use Birmingham’s rich cultural diversity resources including visiting community centres and places of worship, in order for participants to discover the importance of cultural diversity in the UK. The course will also develop participants’ skills in facilitating intercultural dialogue activities for young people. All activities will be based on non-formal learning methods. Within the project, Praxis Europe will host two eight-day courses in Birmingham, one in October and another one in December 2014. Project activities will include: intercultural dialogue activities, exploring Birmingham’s cultural diversity through site visits and city tours, photography workshops and youth project development workshops. The project’s outcomes will be presented to young people and youth organisations in Birmingham through a photo and video exhibition (‘All Different, All Equal’) held at the new Library of Birmingham during the next edition of Cultures Season (http://www.libraryofbirmingham.com/culturesseason).