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In today's world, in which children and young people are increasingly digitally networked, it seems more and more difficult for them to clearly define their own identities. As a result of this situation, the idea of initiating an inter-European project was born during a contact seminar in Düsseldorf in October 2019 between different schools of the countries Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Macedonia and Ireland. The aim of which is to enable young people to develop a healthy and stable (European) identity, despite or perhaps because of the massive influence of social networks. For this purpose, both the possible potential and the dangers of social networks are examined and an appropriate way of dealing with them is discussed. Pupils should be encouraged to critically question their media consumption, particularly the relevance and quality of social media. They should also learn about the usefulness for intercultural communication.