The Cyber Resilience for EU Democracy project aims to empower young people to understand and respond to the growing impact of cyber threats on democratic life. In a time when disinformation, cyberattacks, and digital manipulation weaken trust in institutions, the project equips youth with the skills and confidence to protect democratic values. Our objectives are to: 1. strengthen digital and civic literacy by teaching young people to critically assess information and recognize cyber risks; 2. involve them in simulations, workshops, and local events where they co-create solutions; 3. build resilience and critical thinking through peer-learning and scenario-based activities; 4. promote inclusive, cross-country cooperation through a mobility and local events in Greece, Malta, and Poland. By the end, participants will be more informed, resilient, and motivated to safeguard democracy, becoming active digital citizens who can resist manipulation and foster trust in democratic processes.