According to IMS (2023), the rise of social media platforms and, thus their influence, has led to the increase of problems related to them. A major problem that can be identified is the increasing cases of offensive language that is being used by a number of users. Based on the same research, hate speech and slurs spread through social media profiles, including misogyny, are difficult to be recognized due to the different contexts in which they are presented.The ScrollOff project aims to effectively address the rise of offensive language, hate speech, and misogynistic rhetoric on social media platforms, which perpetuate unhealthy male standards and threaten women’s democratic and human rights. The way to achieve this is by training youth workers to support young people who are exposed to such content, helping them develop critical thinking skills to discern between true and false information, and raising awareness on gender equality and rights violations. Through extensive research, interactive materials and participatory activities, ScrollOff proposes an innovative approach by empowering youth workers to build strong bonds with young people and provide them with the necessary support to counteract harmful messages on social media and beyond.