Dear digital activists, social movement organizers, and civic engagement advocates,

From #EndSARS in Nigeria to #FeesMustFall in South Africa, social media has become an indispensable tool for protest movements across Africa. These platforms have revolutionized how activists organize, communicate, and amplify their messages.

Let’s explore this powerful intersection of technology and activism:

1. How has social media transformed protest movements in your country?
2. What strategies have been most effective in using social media for organizing and mobilizing?
3. How do you navigate the challenges of misinformation and disinformation during protests?
4. What role does social media play in documenting human rights abuses and holding authorities accountable?
5. How do governments in your region respond to social media-driven protests? Have you experienced internet shutdowns or platform restrictions?
6. How can we ensure that social media-driven movements lead to lasting, offline change?

Your experiences and insights could help shape more effective digital activism strategies across the continent. Let’s discuss how we can harness the full potential of social media while addressing its limitations and risks!