This document summarizes an upcoming conference on activism through social networks in Serbia. It notes that 59% of Serbians access the internet and 96% of youth use social media. The conference will discuss how activism has moved from the streets to social networks, and how online activism can transfer to real-world actions. It outlines promotional activities done for the conference, including press conferences, blog posts, and media appearances.

1. 23rd IPPNW European Student’s Conference
Activism of Social Network -
Serbian case
4th – 7th April, Belgrade, Serbia
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3. Serbia last statistics
• 59% access to Internet
• generation 12-27 96% use social media
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4. Why social media?
• There will never be fewer users, every day
more and more
• new way of communication will be
openness, creativity and respect for people.
• Feed back at the moment
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5. www.milosdjajic.com

6. Activism in Serbia
• What is activism for you?
• Activism consists of planned efforts to
promote or limit direct social, political,
economic or environmental changes or
stagnation.
• Huge question: How does activism from
social networks transfer to the street?
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7. Activism on social network
• Easy to like, share, comment, sugest,
help....
• It is so much harder doing something on
streets or in real life: protesting, donating,
sending…, asking...
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8. • Global action
• Dance like light motive
• Protest against violence against women
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9. what we've done
• invitation for activist
• press conference
• FB event
• different blog posts
• share content from all around the world
• promo materials
• article in news papers
• media appearances ...
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10. Tnx a lot for your
attention
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