Dialogue Without Borders: Translating Kenya’s Community Peace Models into Tanzania’s Youth-Led Change
In the spirit of cross-cultural learning and youth-led transformation, Angelina Yohana of Tanzania’s Children Education Society (CHESO), an exchange fellow under the Young African Leaders Exchange Program by the Norwegian Agency for Exchange Cooperation (Norec), immersed herself in Kenya’s dynamic model of community dialogue.
Through MIDRIFT HURINET’s peace and security forums, she witnessed how structured engagement between youth, security actors, and community leaders can dismantle mistrust, foster accountability, and inspire collaborative problem-solving
Cross-Border Lessons in Dialogue: Ugandan Youth Leader Finds Kenya’s Participatory Education Theatre (PET) a Classroom for Accountability
In the vibrant intersection of art, advocacy, and accountability, Participatory Education Theatre (PET) has emerged as a dynamic tool for transforming communities from within, one performance at a time. For Timothy Namitego, an exchange fellow from Uganda’s Justice Access Point under the Young African Leaders Exchange Program supported by the Norwegian Agency for Exchange Cooperation […]
Midrift Human Rights Network Supporting Security Governance in Nakuru County
The concept of good governance is premised upon three cornerstones namely: legitimacy, accountability and transparency. Governance in the security sector in Kenya faced by a police “service” and society in which corruption, human rights violations and lack of transparency are normalized leading to a diminished capacity for security sector governance. Even though security has long […]