Schoolchildren are using social media to bring attention to issues that affect them. One such issue is the condition of roads.
When schoolchildren go viral, it is often to get roads fixed. This approach suggests that traditional methods of reporting problems may not be effective, so children are turning to online platforms.
Further details about this phenomenon are available from the source, which explores the ways in which schoolchildren are using viral campaigns to address everyday problems like road maintenance.
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