From social media to videos, games, and online discussions, young people are constantly exposed to messages that can confuse, frighten, or mislead them. In this world resilience to fake news and conspiracy theories is not just a skill — it’s a necessity.

Children and youth today live surrounded by influence — from friends, classmates, and especially social media. While many trends can be fun or creative, some encourage risky, harmful, or even dangerous behavior.

We live in a time of endless information — news, opinions, videos, and posts arriving every second. For young people growing up in this world, critical thinking is not just a skill — it’s a necessity.

In these days information is everywhere; wisdom isn’t. In a world of endless feeds, young people need to develop the ability to question sources, weigh evidence, and revise beliefs; they need tools and concrete routines for media literacy, bias awareness, and respectful disagreement.