With our projects in the field of extracurricular arts education, we would like to make a contribution to redressing this imbalance. Our aim is to create long-term project offerings that go beyond regular school and daycare activities and enable children to discover their interests, abilities and talents, to try them out individually and collectively, and to develop them further. Our initiative LUNA PARK has been committed to the realization of such offers for many years, since March 2019 also as an independent non-profit association based at the Weddinger Gesundbrunnen elementary school, one of our most important local cooperation partners, with whom we have now been working increasingly closely for more than ten years. The target group of our project work is primarily children with a migration and refugee background, whose families make up the vast majority of the residents of the catchment area of Gesundbrunnen Elementary School and who make up almost 100 percent of its student body. The surrounding neighborhood is colorful, lively and exciting. But it is also characterized to an above-average extent by precarious social conditions, unemployment and poverty. Better access to education can help ensure that it doesn’t stay that way.