With the development of technology, phones have became small computers. Social media tools such as Facebook and Twitter have became popular among people with the output of smartphones. However, there are many damages caused by smartphones and social media. People can share an event, a photo or anything with millions of people within seconds. This situation has revealed the concept of Citizen Journalism . Every individual has been able to share an incident or encountered on the street as journalists. Unclear news has caused a great deal of information pollution. Many European countries have suffered the ‘Fake News’ disaster. In the study, which was attended by 37 countries named ‘Digital News Report 2018’ by the University of Oxford Reuters Institute, Turkey took the top as the country with the highest degree of disinformation compared to 49%. ‘Fake News’ is followed by European Union countries which are 44% of Greece, 42% of Hungary and 38% of Romania. In this context, we have decided to realize our project because of the increasing fake news in the world and the high level of disinformation in our country. Our general aim was to inform the youth about the accurate and fake news and to raise awareness about the increasing fake news in the social media and to raise awareness of the accuracy of the news they see on the internet. The objectives of our project were as follows: 1-) To create awareness on the concept of ’’ Fake News". 2-) To create awareness , against the fake news they read on the internet or encountered in life. 3-) To show young people how to write news with visits to agencies and local newspapers. 4-) While teaching the concept of ‘fake news’ to people on the street through various practices, to enable young people to talk about this concept with the people around them. Number and profile of participants: Our project was realized with the participation of 7 countries and 46 young people. The age range of the project was 18-30. The group leaders were selected among participants aged 25 and older with 5 years experience in the field of youth. Each group included 3 young people who had social, economic and geographical disadvantages.