In the first year of the “Digital Spaces for Dialogue” initiative, ASK illuminated paths of hope in the Rohingya camps and host communities of Ukhiya, Teknaf and Camps 3 & 4. Through a comprehensive Needs Assessment with 184 participants- including youth, women, marginalised groups and local leaders- ASK identified barriers to digital access, social exclusion and mobility restrictions, forming the foundation for inclusive dialogue and strategic program design. ASK’s participation in a regional Training of Trainers (ToT) strengthened capacities in digital storytelling, youth-led facilitation and conflict-sensitive communication. Monitoring of social media and community trends highlighted both risks- funding cuts, service closures and climate vulnerabilities- and opportunities for youth education, leadership and emerging repatriation frameworks.