The project's objectives were: 1. To sensitise young people to the impact of disinformation on individuals, society and democratic institutions. 2. To connect young people with the media, particularly community radio stations, to develop media literacy skills and lifelong learning competences. 3. Promote civic engagement and democratic participation among participants in the fight against generalised disinformation. The implementation of the project made it possible to: - Introducing young people to different forms of civic involvement and democratic participation, showing them that they can make a difference in their community through different mechanisms, such as taking part in projects of this nature and contributing to their continuity, for example; - To enable young people to recognise misleading, malicious or propagandist information, which is a protective mechanism against the adoption of extremist perspectives; - Enhancing analytical thinking, other media literacy skills and essential skills for lifelong learning - skills with wide-ranging usefulness and applicability, which greatly contribute to young people's development, empowerment, confidence and autonomy; - To enable them to recognise the impact of disinformation on individuals and the community, as well as their role in combating this and other phenomena, and to feel more prepared, empowered and confident to actively participate in resolving them; - To get young people to understand the importance of local media, particularly community radio, and to contribute to their continuity - either by consuming or contributing to their content, or by being vigilant about the quality and rigour of the information they provide; - Informing young people correctly about the situation in Ukraine, by reflecting on the influence of disinformation in escalating this conflict, taking it as an example of the importance of promoting media literacy and empowering citizens for democratic participation.