👉 Protest engineering refers to the strategic and tactical methods employed by social movements and activists to organize, mobilize, and sustain collective action in pursuit of political or social change. This encompasses a wide range of activities, from digital organizing and communication strategies to physical protests, civil disobedience, and coalition-building. It involves leveraging technology for rapid information dissemination, creating inclusive spaces for diverse voices, and employing nonviolent resistance techniques to challenge existing power structures. Effective protest engineering also requires understanding the local context, building strong leadership, and adapting to the dynamic nature of social movements to maximize impact and resilience.
