ICT and Social Change: EDSA Revolutions

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) can be used to promote and enact societal shifts.

A protest in the Philippines in the 1980s that used media to effect social change.

Another name for the 1986 Philippine revolution to remove dictator Ferdinand Marcos.

A radio station that played a crucial role in the EDSA revolution by facilitating communication.

The Philippine president during the EDSA Revolution who was ousted from power.

A religious leader who used radio to rally support for the EDSA Revolution.

A planned movement that uses resources to promote a specific goal or change.

Internet-based tools and platforms used to support advocacy efforts.

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) can be used to create positive societal impact, like helping people during disasters.

A tool that uses technology to help families and friends locate individuals during a disaster, like a typhoon.

Google developed and provided technology to create the Yolanda Person Finder tool, allowing for global tracking of people during an event like a typhoon.

ICTs are useful tools for communities to stay informed and connected during crises.

A database designed to track individuals during disasters allowing people to easily locate loved ones.

The 2001 EDSA Revolution, triggered by accusations against President Joseph Estrada.

Groups using text messages to mobilize support during the EDSA Dos revolution.

President of the Philippines during the EDSA Dos revolution.

An illegal gambling operation, alleged to be linked to Estrada.

The group of senators who were the deciding body on whether or not to open an envelope of evidence.

A senator in the Philippines who resigned from being the Senate President.

Websites or apps used for communication and information sharing.

A private sector initiative focused on increasing COVID-19 vaccination rates in the Philippines.

Educational materials and communication regarding getting a COVID-19 vaccine.

Websites and online tools used for content creation and sharing about ICT.

Creating and sharing information using ICT tools.

A collection of web pages.

How Information and Communication Technologies have been utilized for social change in recent history.

A positive shift in society.

The use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to mobilize people and promote positive societal transformations.

The role of ICT in shaping significant events and movements in the Philippines, like the People Power Revolution.

The profound influence of social media platforms on the lives of Filipinos, fostering communication and shaping public opinion.

Using ICT to plan and promote social change campaigns through various channels like radio, text messages, social media, and online petitions.

An online platform where individuals can create and share petitions to gather support for various social causes.

To empower people around the world to make positive changes in society by addressing issues like economic disparities, human rights violations, and environmental concerns.

Specific ICT tools like radio broadcasts, text messaging campaigns, social media platforms, and online petition websites that facilitate social change advocacy.

The ability of ICT to empower individuals and communities to initiate and drive positive change in society.

Specific instances where ICTs played a key role in facilitating or realizing social change.

Utilizing online platforms like Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram to spread awareness, mobilize supporters, and advocate for social change.

By amplifying voices, sharing information, mobilizing individuals, and creating platforms for dialogue and collaboration.

Important events like the People Power Revolution or Arab Spring illustrate the power of ICT in driving social movements.

Involves identifying a problem, setting clear goals, crafting persuasive messages, utilizing suitable platforms, and engaging your target audience.