Fake news? No, thanks! has served as an investigation of the current world of mass media and communication. It has meant a space of reflection where safely discuss the way communication is produced. Young people has been able to benefit of a presential convivence which has allowed them to engage on the topic and contrast how their different realities are expressed. The main objectives of this project have been: -To develop the participants' skills to identify fake news; -To Improve the resources of young participants in terms of public communication practice, negotiation, persuasion and self-esteem; -Create 5 digital magazines and 5 videos with the intention of promoting social awareness about fake news among young people; -To promote the sense of civic responsibility against minorities. -To enhance the intercultural participation and personal development of young people at local, national and European levels with regard to the values underpinning our common project of coexistence and cultural framework, with regard to the values that underpin our common project of coexistence and cultural framework. This objectives have been succesfuly achieved and have meant to promote intercultural dialogue, social inclusion and solidarity, diversity, improving soft skills, critical thinking, confidence and the spirit of initiative for young people.