The project was a Training Course for youth workers focusing on digital activism and responsible online civic engagement. In today’s digital era, young people are highly active on social media, yet online activism often remains symbolic and unstructured. Youth workers need stronger competences to guide young people in using digital tools in meaningful, ethical and impactful ways. The main objective of the project was to strengthen the professional capacity of youth workers in designing structured and responsible digital advocacy campaigns. The project aimed to move beyond superficial “clicktivism” and equip participants with practical tools to create strategic social media campaigns addressing important social issues such as poverty, racism, violence against women, mental health and climate change. Specifically, the project aimed to: -Improve digital competences of youth workers -Strengthen skills in campaign design and online communication -Promote responsible and ethical digital engagement -Foster intercultural cooperation and exchange of good practices -Support democratic participation and active citizenship -Enhance the quality of youth work through innovative digital methods Through practical workshops, intercultural teamwork and real campaign implementation, the project empowered youth workers to apply structured digital activism tools in their daily professional practice and to promote active civic engagement among young people in their communities.