Digibox 2.0 aimed to promote the use of digital tools and new media channels to increase the operational capacity and effectiveness of youth organizations in the digital era. Objectives: - to discuss the current use of digital tools by organizations and analyze their potential to grow; - to critically look at the threats and opportunities of online media as a discussion forum; - to raise awareness of how digital tools and new media can aid youth work and help to create greater impact of present day youth activities; - to develop competences of participants to become effective and versatile users of available digital tools; - to create space for effective transfer of know-how in regards to media literacy and digitalization across Europe; - to exchange tools, methods, ideas in the use of modern technologies across youth organizations in Europe; - to foster European cooperation in the youth field and support the development of new innovative solutions for new generations of digitalized youth organizations; - to produce a user-friendly collection of digital tools and promote it amongst youth organizations across Europe. The objectives listed above were directly linked to the Erasmus+ programme priorities, giving a possibility not only to develop key competencies, share good practices or create stronger network for the benefit of international integration but also to prepare all parties for further evolution of technology and media in the future. The training course contributed to the development of the youth work field equipping organizations with more effective tools for digital youth work, managing their own organizational activities, engaging young people online and developing blended projects. The results of this project were to increase the capacity of youth workers as well as youth organizations in the field of digital youth work and all of this further disseminated in the youth field. The training course happened after 3 unsuccessful attempts in 2022 in Kysak, Slovakia from 20th to 27th of November 2022. Furthermore, participants received ongoing support from the national partner organizations in piloting and prototyping activities locally, access to an international peer group, and a certificate upon successful completion of all required tasks - YOUTHPASS.