Each year, during a weekend in November, students from the six partner campuses come together around a theme chosen collectively. In recent years, participants have explored topics such as the convergence of anti-racist and feminist movements, environmental racism and climate inequalities, and structural inequalities alongside ecological and social transitions.

The programme combines participatory workshops, in-depth training sessions and spaces for dialogue, enabling students to develop a deeper understanding of these issues. Participants are encouraged to organise awareness-raising activities on their own campuses afterwards, should they wish, with the support of project officers from each partner university.