To increase media literacy and strengthen citizens’ resilience to social media disinformation, this project organized online and offline classes and webinars to equip participants with essential theoretical and practical tools they can apply to their daily lives. Most workshops occurred in smaller, non-urban areas where citizens are less knowledgeable about media literacy. Ignacy organized 37 offline media literacy classes in educational institutions targeting younger and older citizens and two online webinars, engaging about 1,300 people. These sessions covered topics such as the role of social media in our lives, social media algorithms and profiling, the impact of social media on personal and public life, coping with disinformation, and online security. The project was popular with teachers and educators, giving hope for further dissemination of knowledge and workshop materials. In addition, educational institutions quickly responded to Ignacy’s request to host the media literacy workshops, proving the topic is in demand in the community.