The TRUTH project aims to develop practical tools and innovative methodologies for youth workers, equipping them with the skills to recognize and counter disinformation while promoting ethical and responsible use of digital technologies. Project Objectives a. Strengthen youth workers' skills in identifying and addressing disinformation through fact-checking strategies, source analysis, and critical thinking. b. Enhance young people's digital literacy, providing tools to understand the influence of algorithms, the functioning of filter bubbles, and the role of social media in spreading false information. c. Integrate non-formal education methodologies into youth work through innovative tools such as game-based learning, social theater, and source verification exercises. d. Promote active digital citizenship, supporting young people in adopting a critical and responsible approach to consuming online information. e. Create a transnational network of youth workers and youth organizations, facilitating the exchange of best practices and the development of shared strategies to counter disinformation . Expected Impact on Youth Work The TRUTH project directly impacts youth workers' competencies through: A 7-day international training course, involving 18 youth workers in an intensive program on disinformation and media literacy. 14 local workshops, organized in partner countries to educate young people on the project's key themes. A digital toolkit with practical guides and replicable tools to support youth workers and youth organizations. Dissemination activities at local and international levels, ensuring a lasting impact beyond the project's duration . Through these initiatives, the project aims to strengthen youth workers' ability to educate young people on digital citizenship and critical thinking, effectively and innovatively combating disinformation.