Affirmative Action in the Peace Building Architecture Review Report
Kenya’s Peacebuilding Architecture Review Report 2024 places the youth question at the heart of its vision for a peaceful and prosperous nation. With young people constituting most of Kenya’s population,
Building Bridges to Peace: Unveiling Kenya’s Transformative Peacebuilding Architecture
At the launch of the Peace Building Architecture Review Report, five critical components were urgently addressed, underlining the immediate need for action. The report comprehensively covers the link between corruption
#AmaniPamoja: Launch of the Peace Building Architecture Review Report
The Ministry of Interior and National Administration, through the National Steering Committee on Peace Building and Conflict Management, launched the Peace Building Architecture Review Report in Nairobi today (19/12/2024). A
Courage, Perseverance, Commitment: Youth as agents of Peace in their Communities
Twenty Youth Champions have been incorporated into the Nakuru Town West Community Security Committees, and a significant number have also been added to the Nakuru Town East Committees following MIDRIFT
#NoExcuse to Patriarchy
Addressing the root causes of Gender Based Violence requires comprehensive strategies, including education, economic empowerment, robust legal systems, and cultural transformation that promote gender equality and challenge harmful norms. The
It all started in Game Zone
Derrick Guchu, a playmaker, reflected on how his role has shaped him in his new job during the +Sports for Peace and Development Program reflection meeting with Playmakers and Coaches.
Afya Yetu, Jukumu Letu
A 13-year-old girl got pregnant, and her parents were not happy with the unfortunate situation. The tense situation was described as a mix of shock, anger, and sorrow as the
From Survivor to Changemaker: Empowering Communities Through Place-Based Leadership
Milka Gakuru, a village elder in Mathare, Nairobi City County, is a sexual Gender-Based Violence survivor who is using her story and experience to shape her community. She was married
Guardians of Change: Chiefs Leading the Charge Against GBV and Mental Health in Communities.
A case was escalated to a chief in Njoro Sub County,Nakuru County. A husband complained that his wife does not allow him to enjoy conjugal rights. In her defense, the
From Bystander to Guardian: Youth Steps Up to Strengthen Community Security
Hamza Ramadhan, a Youth from Bondeni ,participated in the pilot phase of the Youth-led Engagement for Peace andSecurity project implemented by MIDRIFT HURINET in partnership with GIZ-CPS. Before that, he
