A big thank you to Mercy Koini and Peninah Ndegwa for joining us in The Situation Room. Your insights on reimagining care work were powerful, thought-provoking, and deeply appreciated. #TheSituationRoom Hosts: Dennis Toll Aseto Ndu Something! Dennis Okari Producer: Lydiah Maina

Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming our partner ForumCiv ESA to TYVA for a Monitoring & Compliance visit. It was a great moment to reflect on shared goals, track progress & boost accountability. Grateful for the continued support in advancing youth empowerment!

When communities lead their own accountability processes, real transformation happens. Today, the Chama women of Kangemi and Mountain View wards are taking charge of their advocacy journey! They are learning how to conduct community-led social audits—assessing projects they have

We are inviting interested and eligible vendors to submit applications for prequalification to supply goods and services for the year 2025. Find out more and apply here: forumciv.org/int/vacancies/…

We had the pleasure of hosting Mr. Jackson Obare, Regional Manager at ForumCiv Eastern & Southern Africa ForumCiv ESA for a strategic dialogue on deepening collaboration in promoting civic engagement, democratic governance, and human rights across Kenya. ForumCiv’s commitment to

Today, the Pan- African Association of Judges of Environment, Land and Labour (PAAJELLA) commenced a capacity building session in partnership with International Labour Organization #PPDP Project and ForumCiv are undertaking a capacity building on enhancing Climate Justice and Green Job Creation in Kenya.

khaduyu Michael, a Climate Policy Expert from ForumCiv addresses the threats and opportunities posed by climate change. He examined the implications for legal institutions and environmental legal frameworks during the training session with Judges. #PPDPProject Sida #COP30

🎭 From stage to screen, coastal youth are using art to spark change! At #KwachaAfrika, we’ve been empowering young creatives to turn their talent into tools for advocacy—on gender, governance, land rights & more. #ArtForChange

We’re live at the Communicating Climate Change Adaptation (3CA) workshop in Nakuru! Journalists, policymakers & researchers are coming together to strengthen climate change reporting and community resilience.

In a forum held today in Nakuru, discussions on waste management and urban planning highlighted how local development challenges are deeply linked to climate resilience. Equipping journalists to unpack these connections is key to informed public discourse and sustainable change.

Journalists must not overlook the link between climate change and nutrition. As climate patterns shift, food systems and public health are increasingly at risk. Clear, consistent reporting is essential to drive awareness and action. #ClimateAdaptation #ClimateJournalism

As a member of the #MCAPPCVE secretariat Collaboration of Women In Development - CWID was honored to participate in a powerful intergenerational dialogue with youth, religious leaders, women leaders, and County officials at Tononoka Social Hall as part of the lead-up to International Youth Day. #CWIDGender

Today, I celebrate young artists using creativity to fight for justice, inclusion, civic education, and accountability and to stand against police brutality, GBV, discrimination, and tribalism. Read more :linkedin.com/posts/meshack-… #YouthDay

In celebration of the International Youth Day, we met ForumCiv ESA at the Jamii Asilia Centre Center office in Nakuru. The Kenya Indigenous Youth Network is looking to partner with ForumCiv ESA on their project 'Our Rights Our Future' - OROF

Yesterday, we convened the 7th Saku Youth Assembly — a platform fostering dialogue between youth & duty bearers Key issues deliberated on: football league, mental health, substance abuse, & access to NYOTA, Uwezo & YEDF. We are grateful to our donor ForumCiv ESA for the support

Today, HAKI Africa visited Mama Claire Mkongo, one of 50 beneficiaries of the Climate Smart Farming initiative in Gaza Kariako, Taita Taveta. Mama Claire is among the individuals and households trained in kitchen gardening through the Climate Justice for Human Security Project,