SayPro, in partnership with the United States Peace Corps, supports the development of youth-led digital media advocacy projects that empower young voices and inspire change. SayPro believes youth are powerful agents of transformation, especially when equipped with digital tools. Through training in content creation, storytelling, and media ethics, SayPro helps young leaders use digital platforms to raise awareness on social issues. These projects promote civic engagement and elevate voices from underserved communities. SayPro encourages creativity, critical thinking, and leadership among participants, ensuring youth become informed advocates. With digital media, SayPro helps amplify youth-driven narratives for lasting social impact.
SayPro trains youth in video production, blogging, podcasting, and social media campaigns, focusing on issues such as climate change, education, and human rights. Partnering with Peace Corps volunteers, SayPro ensures mentorship and access to global best practices. Youth are empowered to lead their own campaigns while collaborating with peers and local stakeholders. SayPro fosters inclusive participation, encouraging involvement from girls, rural youth, and those with disabilities. These initiatives provide platforms for advocacy and skill-building. SayPro believes youth-led media can challenge stereotypes, promote equity, and inspire collective action for a better future.
SayPro also promotes digital literacy and online safety, ensuring young creators understand the importance of ethical communication and responsible media use. With the Peace Corps, SayPro facilitates workshops and peer-learning sessions, where participants share their work and receive feedback. SayPro encourages storytelling rooted in lived experiences, making advocacy relatable and authentic. These projects enhance youth confidence and help them navigate the digital landscape with purpose and impact. SayPro views digital advocacy not just as communication, but as a powerful strategy for community awareness and mobilization.
Looking ahead, SayPro aims to scale youth-led media projects nationally, building a digital youth advocacy network. SayPro plans to launch an online platform to showcase content, provide toolkits, and offer mentorship opportunities. This initiative will ensure sustainability and wider reach. With Peace Corps collaboration, SayPro will continue to bridge gaps between youth, media, and social development. SayPro remains committed to empowering young people to speak out, take action, and lead change through digital media. These projects reflect SayPro’s belief that youth voice is vital for a more just, inclusive, and connected society.