Power of Digital Voices: Begins with inspiring examples of successful digital advocacy campaigns that have driven social change (e.g., #MeToo movement, environmental activism, political mobilization).

Program Overview: A brief introduction to the learning objectives and highlight the potential of digital tools to empower citizens and promote civic engagement.

Defining Digital Advocacy: An exploration of the concept of digital advocacy and its various forms, including online petitions, social media campaigns, blogging, and online fundraising.

Identifying Causes: Encourages participants to identify social issues they are passionate about and explore how digital tools can be used to raise awareness and promote action.

Building Online Communities: Open dialogue about the importance of building online communities and networks to amplify advocacy messages and mobilize support.

Crafting Compelling Messages: Explores techniques for creating clear, concise, and persuasive advocacy messages that resonate with target audiences.

Utilizing Social Media Platforms: General discussion about effective strategies for using different social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) to reach diverse audiences and promote engagement.

Creating and Sharing Multimedia Content: Encourages the use of visuals, videos, and interactive content to enhance advocacy messages and increase their impact.

Mobilizing Support and Action: An examination of tactics for mobilizing online support, including organizing online events, facilitating discussions, and encouraging offline action.

Respectful Communication: Emphasis placed on the importance of respectful and constructive online communication, even when engaging in debates on controversial topics.

Critical Thinking and Media Literacy: Encourages participants to apply critical thinking skills to evaluate online information and identify potential biases or misinformation.

Building Consensus and Finding Common Ground: An exploration of strategies for finding common ground, building consensus, and fostering productive dialogue across different perspectives.

Privacy and Data Security: Overview discussion about the importance of protecting personal information and respecting the privacy of others when engaging in online advocacy.

Transparency and Authenticity: Emphasis placed on the need for transparency and authenticity in online advocacy, avoiding misleading information or manipulative tactics.

Accessibility and Inclusivity: Encourages the creation of accessible and inclusive online spaces that welcome diverse voices and perspectives.

Recap: Summarizes key takeaways from the module.

Q&A: Time allowed for questions and discussions.

Call to Action: Inspires participants to utilize their digital skills and knowledge to become active and engaged citizens, advocating for positive change in their communities and beyond.