The Project's' development and outcomes are informed and guided by ACDF’s Getfamilyar Project and the achievements during the the recently completed Youth Exchange Project. The project will further explore ACDF's strategy of using performing arts as a medium for engaging young people and facilitating their involvement in productive pursuits. It will examine and test the processes and activities used by ‘ACDF Getfamilyar Project in enabling ACDF meeting its objectives and where necessary make recommendations for enhancing ACDF's approach.Participants will use the performing arts workshops and taster sessions to explore ideas and create new work for their performances, which will provide opportunities for them to identify similarities in artistic processes between singers, dancers, photographers and producers in planning and constructing their performances and demonstrate how each genre uses material and individual interpretations to facilitate crafting their performance responses. By considering these similarities in artistic processes as a starting point for new performances, participants will be able to develop a better understanding of expressive visual language and how observations and discussions can be melodized and developed through work in the studio and be exchanged across performing arts disciplines.The project will bring young people from the United Kingdom, Holland, Germany and Cayman Islands together with the aim of building their capacity to use the performing arts as a tool for building individual confidence, encourage cross cultural learning and interaction and building bridges of friendship and partnership across four countries within the contexts of a united global village. The long term goal is to create a common youth-led strategic approach for engaging young people to learn from each other, intermingle and feel more acceptable, productive and safe with a sense of pride and purpose. The project promotes the rich diversity of the countries involved. Its focus is on ensuring participants use this exchange program as a platform to develop their artistic ability and gain confidence in performing to live audiences.