Call for Applications: Micro-Influencers Cohort 2026
by Amnesty International Nigeria
Funded by German Embassy in NigeriaLocal Job Listings
Application Deadline: 12 May 2026
Amnesty International Nigeria, with support from the German Embassy in Nigeria, is inviting applications for the Micro-Influencer Cohort 2026 under the Strengthening Human Rights Defenders to Protect Civic Space Project. This initiative is targeted at young, passionate digital creators who are committed to using their platforms to promote human rights, civic engagement, and ethical storytelling.
The programme is designed to empower micro-influencers with the tools, knowledge, and network needed to drive meaningful social change online and within their communities. Participants will gain valuable insights into responsible digital advocacy while amplifying important social justice issues.
What Selected Participants Will Receive
Comprehensive training on human rights advocacy and digital security
Access to mentorship opportunities from experienced advocates
Inclusion in a network of civic actors and content creators
A mini advocacy support grant to execute campaigns
Certificate of participation upon completion
Opportunities for content amplification through organized campaigns
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
Be between 18–35 years old
Be based in Lagos, Abuja, or Enugu
Have 10,000–25,000 followers on at least one social media platform
Demonstrate a strong passion for responsible digital influence and social impact
Programme Goal
The cohort aims to strengthen the role of young influencers as digital human rights defenders, equipping them to create impactful content that promotes accountability, inclusion, and civic participation in Nigeria.
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