
Aisha Dabo
Aisha Dabo is a prominent Gambian human and digital rights advocate based in Dakar, Senegal, recognized for her efforts to promote democracy, social justice, and safer online spaces across Africa. As a co-founder and programme coordinator of AfricTivistes, she has played a crucial role in empowering civil society, journalists, and young leaders by enhancing their digital skills and promoting responsible engagement online. Dabo's activism is deeply rooted in The Gambia's struggle for democratic values, particularly during the oppressive regime of former President Yahya Jammeh. She has become a significant voice in advocating for women's participation in digital spaces, emphasizing the need for mentorship and leadership opportunities for young African women. Recently, she was in the news for her contributions to the Sub-Saharan Africa Safety Advisory Council, where she focuses on bringing community insights into discussions on online safety and combating misinformation.
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Aisha Dabo has emerged as one of Africa’s prominent voices using digital platforms to promote democracy, human rights, social justice and inclusive participation.
Aisha Dabo: Gambian Woman Using Digital Power to Defend Democracy, Rights and Safer Online Spaces