Culture has always been at the heart of all social transformation, because what transforms a society is how it understands itself, defines its priorities and values, lives with difference and adapts to its environment according to the conditions. The environment is changing rapidly and the conditions we live in are changing daily.
Technology and Globalization has also led us to a crossroad: To lose an imperfect but rich Cultural heritage or to adapt ourselves and our culture to new ways of thinking and being.
The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual global campaign that highlights the urgent need to end violence against women and girls. This year, the message is clear: violence against women and girls can and must be prevented. There is no excuse for it. Communities play a vital role in building systems … More 16 Days of Activism: Building Systems for Women’s Safety
The youth in Kenya are protesting for good governance and equitable access to resources, facing barriers rooted in politics, relationships, and history. They seek to bridge gaps with older generations, heal from parental abuse, preserve native languages, reconcile spirituality with traditional beliefs, and gain respect without silencing their voices. Join us in exploring how to empower Kenya’s youth. … More Bridging Generational Gaps: Empowering Kenyan Youth for a Future of Connection and Consciousness
With the rising cost of living and economic challenges in Kenya, dating has become financially burdensome for both men and women. Young individuals struggle to afford romantic experiences and face conflicts over expenses. This dilemma is exacerbated by unemployment and other financial obligations, making it difficult to prioritize dating. Offering valuable life advice to navigate these challenges is crucial. … More The Economics of Dating in Kenya
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