Networks
Beginning in 2019 to coincide with the launch of the International Year of Indigenous Languages, the @DigiAfricanLang social media advocacy campaign started on X (formerly Twitter).
See participants from 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
Workshops and gatherings
Strengthening your language through digital activism – (virtual) South Africa, December 2021
Strengthening your language through digital activism – (virtual) Ghana & Nigeria, December 2021
Strengthening your Ghanaian languages on the Internet through digital activism – (in-person in Tamale, Ghana) – July 2024
Directory
See mapped projects from Angola, Benin, South Africa
Collaborations and partnerships
The Ghanaian Wikimedia Languages Meetup – May 2023
The Ghanaian Wikimedia Languages Meetup – July 2024
1st Annual Nigerian Languages, Data, Science and Tech Conference – July 2023
Participatory research
Raising awareness about digital security among Dagbani language activists –
Sesotho students lack access to all online content, including for their own digital safety
Twi Wikimedians share their perceptions of digital safety and their practices around it
Of the hashtag #GîkûyûTwitter, or the love for Gîkûyû language
Digital safety matters…in our language: Recommendations from a Yorùbá digital activist in Nigeria
Beyond Infrastructure: digital safety needs for an isiZulu speaking township school in Johannesburg
Knowledge sharing
Exploring the intersection of African languages and digital rights – Digital Rights and Inclusion Forum, April 2021
CIPESA