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Programme P-02 · Legum Youth Network

Young people, at the table where policy is made.

The Legum Youth Network amplifies youth voices in justice and governance for 15 to 30 year olds across Nigeria and the Sahel, through policy participation, civic engagement, digital activism, capacity building, digital rights advocacy, and legal literacy workshops.

Young people speaking at a campus policy workshop

Scope

What the network does.

Policy participation

Structured routes for young people to feed into policy processes that affect them directly.

Civic engagement

Programming that builds the habit of participation, not just awareness of it.

Digital activism

Campaigns run on the platforms young people already use, covering digital rights and online harms.

Capacity building

Skills training that compounds: legal literacy, advocacy, and professional readiness delivered together.

Digital rights advocacy

Campaigns addressing online harms, from harassment to digital exclusion.

Legal literacy workshops

Rights education built for a youth audience, delivered in universities, secondary schools, and online.

Delivery

Delivered through student and campus networks.

The Youth Network operates through law-tech student clubs and campus chapters, including the IP & Technology Law Club at the University of Ibadan, Techminded Lawyers Club at OAU, Tech Savvy Law Club at Ekiti State University, and the Baze University Law Students Society. Programming is designed for peer delivery: students trained through the network run sessions for their own campuses and communities.

  • IPTLC, IP and Technology Law Club, University of Ibadan
    IP & Technology Law Club, University of Ibadan
  • Techminded Lawyers Club
    Techminded Lawyers Club, OAU
  • The Tech Savvy Law Club
    Tech Savvy Law Club, Ekiti State University
  • Baze University Law Faculty
    Baze University Law Students Society

Governance

Governance.

Programmes are governed by the Legum Youth Network Manual, a Code of Conduct for network members, and Brand Guidelines.

Delivered

A selection of what we have run.

  • Legum Undergraduate Research Internship. Youth empowerment, delivered online. October 2023.
  • Digital Economy & Cybersecurity. Legal literacy workshop with Techminded Lawyers Club. October 2023.
  • Get Your Dream Tech Job. Youth capacity building with The HR Hub and IPTLC. November 2023.
  • Internet Harms Highway. Digital rights advocacy campaign with Tech Savvy Law Club. January 2024.
  • Justice Tech Highway. Digital rights advocacy campaign with IPTLC and the University of Ibadan. January 2024.
  • Resume Reviews for Women. Youth capacity building for International Women's Day 2024, with The HR Hub Nigeria. March 2024.
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