Erasmus+ Youth programme
WOTO / Working Together Against Intersectional Discrimination
Empowering young people, youth workers and civil society organisations across Europe to tackle racism and sexism through creativity, lived experience and collective action.
Strengthening the capacity for action of young people and professionals
WOTO adopts an intersectional approach, recognising that some people experience discrimination on multiple grounds at the same time, and that these experiences are interconnected and cannot be separated.
Your dream. Our mission.
The 3 Dimensions of the WOTO Project
By bringing together young people, youth professionals and local decision-makers, WOTO aims to strengthen individual and collective capacity to act against discrimination at local and European levels. The project has been funded in the framework of Erasmus + Youth Programme in 2025
LEARNING
Developing accessible educational tools on racism and sexism.
CREATING
Using artistic practices as spaces for expression, dialogue and civic engagement.
TRANSFORMING
Turning lived experiences into concrete proposals for local public policies
Project Partners
The organisations behind WOTO
WOTO is carried by four partner organisations, each deeply rooted in youth work, non-formal education, social justice and the fight against discrimination. The diversity of their profiles strengthens the project and ensures strong local anchoring in each country.

Co-actions (France)
Cooperative of entrepreneurs

Comune di Cinisello Balsamo (Italy)
Youth and european department of the municipality

BePax (Belgium)
Anti-racism and social justice association

Cazalla Intercultural (Spain)
Youth organisation
Milestones
Timeline at a glance
The WOTO project runs over 30 months, from November 2025 to April 2028, and follows a progressive pathway combining learning, experimentation, creation and policy impact.The timeline is structured around five complementary phases, corresponding to the project’s work packages
Project start, shared vision and first transnational meeting in Bordeaux to align practices and expectations.
First transnational training bringing together young people and youth professionals to explore intersectional discrimination through shared learning.
Co-creation, testing and refinement of educational tools designed to be easily adapted and used in different local contexts.
Artistic residency in Italy and local creative workshops in all partner countries, turning lived experiences into collective expression.
Creation of a physical and digital exhibition sharing young people’s voices, stories and artworks across Europe.
Young people, professionals and local actors work together to formulate concrete proposals for more inclusive local policies.
Public events, exhibitions and final conference in Bordeaux to share results and inspire future cooperation.
Work in Progress
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