The "Intercultural Trialogue" project aimed to address the exclusion of young migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers from youth centers and youth organisations through a comprehensive approach. The project, in collaboration with Eurobug as partners, encompassed a youth ambassadors program, the development of a manifesto advocating for more inclusive youth centers, conducting research, and producing a publication. The primary objective was to enhance the accessibility of youth centers to migrant communities, ultimately empowering them to actively participate in social, political, cultural, and educational opportunities offered by these spaces.

The project specifically targeted the engagement of young migrants already involved in youth organisations and community centers, as well as those with limited connections to non-formal education or civil society beyond their migrant community. Through these initiatives, the project sought to create lasting positive impacts, fostering a sense of inclusion and encouraging active participation among young migrants in various facets of society.

Eurobug played a crucial role as a partner in the realization of this project, contributing to its success in challenging exclusionary practices and promoting intercultural dialogue within youth-centered spaces.