Considering that disinformation is "a verifiably false or misleading information created and disseminated for economic gain or to intentionally deceive the public" it has shown that these actions may have far-reaching consequences, causing public harm. By building online media literacy and digital skills, it will counter disinformation. By focusing on critical thinking competences, young people can evaluate the relationships they build online and the vast amount of information available, that can often be manipulative and inaccurate which many times they share and spread it but even more, it can save lives. By building young people resilience, it will develop active participation and constructive engagement to cope adaptively and bounce back after changes, challenges, disappointments, and failures as individuals and as societies. Youth workers are needed to help young people to respond, recover and ultimately thrive with two key skills for uncertain times: resilience and critical thinking. The project aims to improve youth workers skills and share experience with their peers on resilience and critical thinking for youngsters particularly with young people that face disadvantages socioeconomic that have been declared to be increased in this crisis and thus increased in emotional problems, poverty, lack of opportunity, unemployment, social isolation. Resilience of Democracy involves partners from France, Romania and Spain. The project activities are based on the approach of non-formal education to prepare youth workers to improve the situation on personal development, critical thinking and leadership of young people. The goals of the project follows the goals of the Erasmus+ programme as for developing key competences of critical thinking and reinforce resilience to become active in a democratic society, promoting media wisdom and fighting against disinformation, particularly among young people. Also to empower youth citizens, raise awareness and increase societal resilience. To achieve this, the project aims to: -Increase self-empowerment and self-esteem of young people facing socioeconomic difficulties -Increase motivation for young people to partake in internet in a healthy manner and taking initiatives -To increase and support the capabilities and skills by carrying out activities from resilience perspectives -Raise awareness that the media has a significant influence on youth and society -The improvement of developing the digital skills needed to check information -To create lasting cooperation to stop youth misled with information- To put young people at the core of fighting against damage of society cohesion.