National Coalition for FE and CoMo in Kenya

National Coalition for FE and CoMo in Kenya

@fecomo_kenya

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(no caption) 18 Jun 2026 (no caption) 18 Jun 2026 👩🏿‍💻 Who Are We? 👨🏿‍💻 FECoMO, the National Coalition on Freedom of Expression and Content Moderation in Kenya, unites people and organizations nationwide to address hate speech and disinformation while promoting freedom of expression online. 🕊️ Our work has only just begun! 💪 05 Oct 2023 Digital platforms are shaped by design decisions. Those decisions have human rights implications. On 21 August, Ushahidi partnered with @unesco and @fecomo_kenya to bring developers, product designers and startup founders together in Nairobi to explore what responsible platform design looks like. Participants examined harmful content, hate speech, Kenyan laws and the role of product design in reducing harm. They also co-designed a Human Rights Impact Assessment tool to help platforms assess algorithmic risks and data protection. The workshop was part of UNESCO's Social Media 4 Peace project, funded by the European Union. The conversation continues in Oxford this Friday, 6 November, where we will examine the draft governance framework for the Ushahidi Data Commons. Know someone who should be in this room? Tag them below or share this post with them. Let's bring more voices into the conversation. Registration link in bio. 03 Nov 2026 Watch highlights from Global MIL Week 2026 as participants share their reflections, experiences and key takeaways from the engagements. #GlobalMILWeek2026 l #SocialMediaForPeaceKe 02 Nov 2026 (no caption) 02 Nov 2026 🌍 From protecting digital rights to spotting misinformation and navigating AI risks, Day 2 of Regional Media and Information Literacy Week 2026 put Media and Information Literacy into action At the #sm4peace Creators Lab, Angela Minayo of @article19eaf Caleb Gichuhi of @howtobuildup and Daniel Ondongo of @ushahidi led engaging discussions and practical sessions on key issues shaping today’s digital information ecosystem. 🔹 Angela Minayo explored freedom of expression, copyright, data governance, transparency and professional standards for digital content creators. 🔹 Caleb engaged participants in practical exercises on identifying misinformation, recognising synthetic media and understanding AI-related risks. 🔹 Daniel Ondongo of Ushahidi engaged content creators on the responsible use of artificial intelligence, transparency and managing risks to information integrity. These conversations reinforced the importance of critical thinking, verification and informed content creation in building a healthier digital space. 💡 Before you share, pause and verify. Every creator has a role to play in protecting information integrity. #GlobalMILWeek #weAllplaypart #sm4peaceke 29 Oct 2026 How can we moderate online content responsibly while harnessing AI without compromising information integrity and digital rights? Day 2 of Regional Media and Information Literacy Week 2026 explored content moderation and responsible AI use, highlighting the role digital content creators play in building a safer, more informed online space. 🎥 Watch the highlights #WeAllPlayPart #SM4PeaceKE 28 Oct 2026 🎥Watch Highlights from #globalmilweek Remember #weallplayapart 26 Oct 2026 Going viral is easy. Building trust takes responsibility. During the #SocialMedia4Peace Creators Lab breakout session, Rachel Olpengs highlighted the importance of verification, critical thinking, credible sourcing and proper attribution in responsible content creation. She emphasised the need for digital content creators to look beyond the pressure to go viral and prioritise accuracy, ethics and accountability when producing and sharing content. Participants explored approaches to assessing information, including pausing before posting, investigating sources, finding better coverage and tracing claims to their origins. “Being a responsible creator means looking beyond virality to prioritise accuracy, ethics and trust.” Trust online is built through informed choices, ethical practices and accountability. #GlobalMILWeek #WeAllPlayAPart 26 Oct 2026 Opening Ceremony | Regional Media and Information Literacy Week 2026 The Regional Media and Information Literacy Week 2026 officially opened in Nairobi under the theme “Digital Content Creators Play a Part: Driving Media and Information Literacy in Africa.” The opening ceremony brought together digital content creators, policymakers, media professionals and other stakeholders to explore the role of Media and Information Literacy (MIL) in strengthening information integrity, promoting responsible digital participation and fostering safer, more inclusive online spaces. The event also featured a panel discussion with John Okande (@otienookande )Rachel Olpengs (@rachelolpengs) and Kenneth Okwaro contributing to conversations on the evolving digital information ecosystem and the role of stakeholders in promoting responsible content creation and informed online engagement. Through UNESCO’s Social Media 4 Peace (SM4P) initiative, FECoMo is contributing to dialogue and practical learning that empower digital content creators to uphold ethical standards, respect digital rights and build trust online. As the conference continues, the focus remains on equipping creators with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital space responsibly and contribute to a healthier information ecosystem. #globalmilweek #weallplayapart 26 Oct 2026 ⏰ HAPPENING TOMORROW 🎬 Ground Signal: Local Voices on Digital Harms and the Fight for Collective Action 📅 Wednesday 14 October, 11:00–12:30 CEST 📍 Plenary A, CICG, Geneva, and online 🔗 Scan the QR to register or join online With the Kofi Annan Foundation and Build Up at #genevapeaceforum2026 13 Oct 2026

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