Through ADLP and Break The Fake Movement, and with support from the ASEAN Foundation and Google.org, we conceived the “ImFact Negros” campaign to answer the call as master trainers and to localize our efforts in empowering individuals and communities in Negros Occidental to become responsible digital citizens. Since our campaign started, we have partnered with various communities and delivered digital literacy workshops to hundreds of beneficiaries across the province, including indigenous people, drug reformists, and high school and college students in both urban and rural schools. ImFact Negros extends digital literacy workshops to the young learners of the Ata community in Sagay City, Negros Occidental.