Yassine Boudraa, born in France in 1998, lives in Brussels City, has Algerian roots and works as an assistant manager and specialised educator. He talks at length about his family's migration and his move from France to Brussels in 2011. Loves capoeira and salsa dancing Brussels is for him a welcoming place with open people. Multilingualism and bilingualism are important to him and he worries about freedom of expression. He has also seen Brussels change since the 2016 attacks. His questions about the future are about its role as a European capital, openness to new migration and affordability.