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Samburu Women Trust recently hosted a dialogue for indigenous youth to amplify their voices and address critical challenges ahead of the IWC 10th Anniversary, fostering connection, knowledge sharing, and actionable strategies for positive change.
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Today i was privileged to participate in a Youth mainstreaming dialogue hosted by @SamburuWtrust on the issues of Indigenous Youth in kenya. We tried to highlight key Policy gaps, Barriers that Limits Indigenous Youth and also Come up with clear Recommendations to this problems – at Nanyuki, Kenya
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APIB (Articulação dos Povos Indígenas do Brasil) is the national reference for the Indigenous movement in Brazil 🇧🇷, created from the grassroots to unify and strengthen Indigenous peoples across the country. Bringing together regional Indigenous organizations, APIB fosters articulation among different territories and mobilizes against threats to Indigenous rights ✊🏾. Their leadership is key in advocating for Indigenous sovereignty and resisting aggressions that endanger their communities.
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With, #IWD2025 around the corner, The theme, Accelerate Action, calls for bold steps toward gender equality. Let’s push for change, amplify voices, and create impact.
#GetReadyForIWD2025
#InternationalWomensDay
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IFIP2025 conference sets foot for the first time in the African region, in Kenya. By bringing IFIP to Africa, it ensures African Indigenous Peoples have a platform to voice their perspectives on crucial issues ie land rights, climate justice, cultural preservation.@pawankafund
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Madam Director @JaneMeriwas was one of the delegates on key note address at the opening convention of Africa women human rights defenders initiative, with UN special rapporteur on women human rights defenders
On Climate Courage: Women human rights defending rights and nature.
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Our CEO @tanele_maseko has had a busy few weeks advancing human rights, extending solidarity to fellow women human rights defenders in Africa. Today she delivers a key note speech at the important 2nd Convention of the Africa Initiative of Women Human Rights Defenders in Accra
On stage is our third keynote speaker for the morning @WHRDconvention, CEO of the @TMF_Legacy @tanele_maseko
@OsloFF @FordFoundation @OpenSociety @wacsi @RfldOrg @JusticeDefend
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Beyond Resilience: Women Human rights defenders Rise, Securing Rights, Rebuilding systems.
On stage now for our second keynote address @WHRDconvention is @JaneMeriwas, Executive Director @SamburuWtrust, speaking on the Climate of Courage.
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"Recognizing community land rights is more effective than individual rights, preventing exploitation by industries and governments. However, community tenure laws must ensure women's rights, as customs can perpetuate discrimination and marginalize or abuse women."@JaneMeriwas ED
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Empowerment involves providing knowledge,tools and support for self-determination. We uplift indigenous women through skills in kitchen gardening and honey harvesting, while also promoting environmental stewardship via tree-planting and climate mitigation strategies.@JaneMeriwas
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Access to clean water is vital for Indigenous communities, yet challenges like scarce resources and poor government support hinder water security. @SamburuWtrust , through Miti ni Mali, have connected water pipes to supply safe drinking water.@JaneMeriwas
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A training sessions in Sieku, Nooloroi, and Kililio villages, Kipsing, Isiolo County aimed to equipped indigenous women with skills in beekeeping, Gum Arabic and resins, and beadwork value addition-promoting economic empowerment and improved market access.
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Productive Roundtable meeting with @iwc_kenya members and partners @ajws today! Focused on Strengthening movement building and deepening networks for lasting impact, Collaboration and partnership.
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This week, we hosted the @ajws for a three-day donor visit. The visit included discussions with the @iwc_kenya focusing on movement building and indigenous local women groups engaging in nature based practices to combat climate change, resilience and women's economic empowerment
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On October 11, 2024, we celebrated the International Day of the Girl Child under the theme "Girls' Vision for the Future." At Leparua Primary School, we will engage indigenous girls to promote their rights, amplify their voices, and explore solutions for their empowerment.
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Happy Mazingira Day! We celebrate indigenous women at Miti ni Mali Women Arboretum for planting native and medicinal plants, conserving rare tree species, nurturing green spaces, and combating climate change, advancing environmental conservation and sustainability.
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On today's International Rural Women's Day, we honor, celebrate and share the impactful stories, resilience and contributions of rural Indigenous women in food security and community development, eradicating poverty and unmeasurable efforts in prioritizing family over wellbeing .
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Warm reception from Nakwang' Indigenous Women,Lakipia and Baringo border to celebrate the #InternationalDayofRuralWomen, we honor their resilience and contribution in enhancing food security. Anticipate a forum focused on Indigenous women's issues, stories, and climate challenges
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Happy Mashujaa Day, Kenya! Today, we celebrate the resilience of indigenous women, from human rights defenders advocating for leadership to those empowering their families and communities through small businesses and nature-based practices.
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