The globalization process had increased the publication of different content and from a broad public. Many fake materials appeared in the public sphere of mass information and communication, that had as main aim to disinform or manipulate the public opinion. In this age of information and misinformation, fake news spreads like wildfire and undermine the integrity of news and information. While real news is frightening, fake news keeps being a problem to worry, especially considering how easy it is for youth to be targeted and how such malicious attacks can mold their vulnerable and innocent minds. Social media has become a digital hangout place, a bulletin board, and a newsroom all in one that it has become easier to share anything, newsworthy or not. These social media networks have become a place where people, especially the young, value themselves based on the number of engagements they receive. Sadly, fake news does get them more interactions – it is emotionally charged and biased, and people tend to respond more to articles that are catchy and engaging. Fake news is designed to get the most engagement – the most likes and shares. Therefore, fake news detection is attracting tremendous attention and with a considerable impact on young people, while youth workers feel unprepared to deal with this, due to which the partner organizations are in an urgent need to address it immediately. Due to this problematic the current project proposal is drafted, that has the following main objectives: • To develop youth workers knowledge and competences in detecting fake news in social media • To exchange tools, models and practices on identifying fake news • To explore methodologies and approaches of developing young people´ resilience to fake news • To raze awareness on the negative impact of the fake news on young people in partner countries