Hence, our training "​Community Conflict Transformation Through Youth Work" for 30 participants from Austria, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Romania, Spain, and France with the support of ERASMUS+ of the European Union, aimed to train youth workers and leaders on how to analyse community issues and design and implement initiatives to tackle a grassroots problem to achieve positive change. Issues could be environmental, social, civic, political or any other conflictual area that affects their local society. As a participant, they chose a specific issue to focus on and tackle during this training to design an initiative with other participants from their country and implement this small initiative after the training. The range of possible issues to tackle varied from mental health, environment, inclusion, diversity, education, digitalisation, human rights, gender, integration, equality, solidarity, discrimination, justice, culture, and youth empowerment, to topics such as poverty, employment, social public services, sustainability, politics, and climate change. All these diverse topics can be understood, in the framework of visible and invisible violence. Therefore we chose this framework as a method of finding solutions and developing transformation skills and tools to address these topics in a constructive way to achieve a positive change in the community.