For this structured dialogue project , we seek to engage young people and policy makers on the topic of rural culture and questions the role of culture as an engine of living together in our society.The rural culture is a territorial development factor, and enables notably to work on attracting new populations, work on bringing together people around a common project, to discuss intercultural and enrichment that can cause mutual dialogue and exchange experiences in the territory. It is also a factor of development as it stimulates the economy of a country, via the festive initiatives or artists residence reception. Culture is an attractive asset for a territory. However, at which points the elect are they aware? At what points the rural youth do they feel responsible to support cultural activities?We want young people discover initiatives, build their opinions with policy makers or the association leaders, will give them a taste of commitment and action.For this, we will proceed in two steps:- 5 local youth gatherings- 1 national gatheringThe various gatherings will be based on the specific pedagogy MRJC, with a mix of debates, visits, to reach more concretely some projects and exchanges of knowledge between participants. Finally, this project will seek to produce effects in different terms:- Short-term, we aim to promote youth engagement for the rural culture. We want policy makers involve young people in the definition of cultural policy or in the management of associations for culture initiatives.- Long-term, we aim to make many rural areas dating territories, emancipation, increased citizen participation at the local and cultural animation of the territory.