When Protests Aren’t Enough: Rethinking Femicide In Kenya
By Peaceloise Mbae A Kenyan woman is murdered every two days, yet femicide is still not considered a crime by our justice system. We have marched, mourned, and mobilized from Nairobi to Kisumu, Mombasa, Meru, Eldoret, and Nakuru. The streets have echoed with chants and cries against femicide in Kenya. The media has done broadcasts. …
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Fighting Burnout in LGBTQ+ Activism: The Power of Collective Care
A question was posed in one of our chapter groups: “Hi folks. Let’s do a quick check-in. How are you feeling?” I feel so drained. I feel so removed from everything that is happening. I have no energy to fight anymore.” Another member responded, “Same. Sometimes, I wonder if I am making a difference at …
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Transformational Leadership: MWA at the Wawa Aba Womanist Leadership & Diversity Conference
The Wawa Aba Womanist Leadership & Diversity Conference took place in Nairobi. It brought together leaders from Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and the DRC. The event focused on transformational leadership, diversity, and gender equity. Minority Women in Action (MWA) played an active role. Our members led discussions, facilitated sessions, and networked to build partnerships. One key …