Youth sometimes tend to feel like complete outsiders in their country/county, which is likely to fuel frustration, unfairness and exclusion. Therefore, effective youth civic engagement must link youth aspirations with tangible solutions and provide tools for engagement. CEEC with support from GIZ-CPS is putting youths at the center of their governance in a project dubbed “Dialogue […]
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In Policy Dialogue, media engagement is important when raising awareness of issues that require public support and aids in putting additional pressure on key decision-makers. CEEC under the DKA supported Policy Dialogue project, is using media advocacy as a strategy to create awareness of the dangers of alcohol and substance abuse as well as advocate […]
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CEEC with support from DKA Austria and in partnership with local churches is implementing an alcohol and substance abuse prevention program for teenagers in Kikuyu, Kiambu County through basic life skills training. This project is informed by findings from the 2018 CEEC baseline survey on the prevalence and effects of alcohol and substance abuse among […]
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As Kenya heads to the 2022 General Election, CEEC with the support of GIZ-CPS is working with young artists to use theatre/arts to advocate for peaceful elections. Guided by the call “Rada ni Peace”, 30 youth performing artists from Kawangware, Korogocho, Dandora, Kibra and Mathare received a three-day training in May 2022 on conflict transformation, […]
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As part of the GIZ-CPS supported project on “Cohesion Building: Promoting Respect for Diversity in Five Informal Settlements within Nairobi”, CEEC partnered with Koch FM, Mtaani Radio and Pamoja Fm for a total of 25 weekly Embracing Diversity Talk Shows per station which aired from June to November 2021. The Radio Talk Shows proved to […]
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In an effort to sensitize a wider constituency on the need to embrace diversity, project trainees under the GIZ-CPS supported project “Cohesion Building: Promoting Respect for Diversity in Five Informal Settlements within Nairobi”, joined other organizations in the respective areas for synergy activities. A total of 10 community outreaches (2 per informal settlement) were held […]
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In May 2021 CEEC conducted a three days’ training for a total of 20 community leaders at Comfort Hotel, Nairobi. The training was implemented under the Project, “Cohesion Building: Promoting Respect for Diversity in five Informal Settlements within Nairobi”, with support from GIZ-CPS. The trainees were from the informal settlements of; Kibra, Kawangware, Korogocho, Dandora […]
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Between November 2020 and February 2021, CEEC with support from GIZ-CPS held four series of inter gender forums within the five informal settlements of Nairobi namely; Kibra, Kawagware, Dandora, Korogocho and Mathare. The forums were under the project ‘’Promoting Peaceful Co-Existence in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Combating Gender Based Violence.’’ Fourty […]
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In December 2020, CEEC held a caravan to commemorate the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence within five informal settlements in Nairobi. The caravan was part of the project ‘’Promoting Peaceful Co-Existence in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements during the COVID- 19 Pandemic by Combating Gender Based Violence,’’ implemented with support from GIZ-CPS. The project […]
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In November 2020, CEEC carried out two sets of three days’ training for a total of 39 youth at PCEA St. Andrews Church, Nairobi. The training was implemented under the Project, “Promoting Peaceful Co-Existence in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements during the Covid-19 pandemic by Combating Gender Based Violence’’, with support from GIZ-CPS. The trainees were from […]
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