This article analyses the impact of the 20 February Movement that emerged in the wake of the 2011 Arab uprisings by focusing on the trajectories of militants in the aftermath of the mobilization. Around the first anniversary of the February 20 demonstration, the movement’s abeyance created a feeling of disillusionment among militants. This feeling not only contributed to demobilization, but also to the redeployment of political struggles toward other scales, temporalities, and social spaces. The events of 2011 undeniably marked a generation of militants who are part of the continuity of the struggles of their elders but who also want to make other voices heard in contentious spaces as in the arenas of institutionalized politics.