Young immigrated and not immigrated people from 6 countries meet in the Harz Mountains to improve their skills in human rights education, strengthen their role in society and the organisations they are coming from, to make music and discuss their own ideas and questions about migration in Europe and in the countries they live in. Based on questions the participants bring, we will build multinational groups to work on different aspects of the main topic. Central question to find these aspects will be: “What would be needed to make Europe YOUrope?” In 2 activities (one for young adults working in the sending organisations structures and one for minors) the participants will gain knowledge about human right and their up-to-dateness concerning the so called refugee crisis, about topics they are interested in (for example EU-foreign policy, situation of refugees in the participation countries, freedom of movement, protection of minorities in EU…), develop ideas to exert influence, exchange about their individual and national living conditions, empower each other and experience solidarity among the participants from all over Europe. The minors in the youthmeeting will be supported by the multipliers who took part in the first activity.In the youth meeting the participants will get the chance to work on their creative skills and creative way to express themselves in workshops on sound and music like Hip-Hop, creative writing, how to create your own Radio show, songwriting etc. Considering the question: “How should YOUrope sound” music and its power to connect people and as a means of expression will be a central aspect of the youthmeeting.The highlight will be the final event which will include a discussion with local politicians and experts on EU-matters and migration, a presentation of the workshop-results in front of the local audience and a farewell-evening to celebrate and to say goodbye. The participants who take part in the radioworkshop will create an audiosegment to spread the results of the youthmeeting in the participants’ hometowns and virtual surroundings with support of local radio stations and webradio. The particpants will be empowert and motivated to take over more active roles as citizens in the countries they live in and in EU.