This project gathered several young people from different countries who had diverse social and cultural backgrounds. Through this project, we aimed to promote tolerance and contribute to the preclusion of discrimination triggered by disinformation by enhancing media literacy and fostering young people to take action against disinformation and combat digital fake news. The project objectives were the following: - To understand the sociological and psychological implications that social media had on young people and their identity. - To promote the ability of critical analysis on the use of social media, thus breaking stereotypes and prejudices towards different socially vulnerable groups. - To raise awareness of the participants about the harm of fake news and develop their competencies to identify and combat disinformation that included discrimination, hate speech, harmful information, provocation, etc. - To advance the knowledge of youth to understand how opinions form in social media, how to pop the digital filter bubble, and tackle them. - To exchange experiences, knowledge, and ideas between participants, build up partnerships, generate new ideas, and cooperate. - To provide the participants with opportunities to connect with corresponding stakeholders on local, national, or European levels. - To exchange the cultures, traditions, and customs of their countries.