Since 2020, the EUROM and Versembrant, a popular school, have partnered with Barcelona's High School of Art La Industrial to raise awareness about Europe's recent past through rap music and urban art. The initiative, called "Rap for Memories," engages first-year students in workshops focused on rap and graffiti.
These sessions, coordinated by David González Vázquez in collaboration with teachers and Versembrant's professionals, explore themes like coexistence, tolerance, human rights, and social justice, linking urban art with personal and collective memory.
Each year, the project produces rap songs, a mural on the exterior wall of the former La Model prison, and a short documentary summarizing the latest edition and capturing the participants' reflections. It is supported by the City Council of Barcelona and co-funded by the EU’s Citizens, Equality, Rights, and Values (CERV) programme.