International Day for Rural Women
The International Day of Rural Women, established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2007, is observed annually on 15 October. This day acknowledges the crucial role and contributions of…
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Indigenous Women 9th Annual National Conference.
The 9th Edition of the Indigenous Women’s Annual National Conference brought together Indigenous women, including pastoralists, fisherfolk, hunter-gatherers, women with disabilities, and youth from Indigenous and marginalized communities across Kenya…
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Empowering Parents, Enabling Breastfeeding.
World Breastfeeding Week is an opportunity to honor the remarkable benefits of breastfeeding and to highlight its importance for mothers and children. This year, Samburu Women Trust proudly joins the…
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Empowering the Future: Children Leading the Way in Healthcare Access
In the remote and rugged landscapes of Samburu County, Kenya, accessing healthcare remains a formidable challenge, especially for vulnerable children. Recognizing this urgent need, the Samburu Women Trust (SWT) is…
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The Indigenous Women Grassroots Gathering in Kenya
In the heart of Northern Kenya, a vibrant tapestry of colors, sounds, and stories comes alive every year as indigenous women from pastoralists, hunter-gatherers, fisherfolk’s, women living with disabilities and…
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STRENGTHENING INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES’ RESILIENCE: THE NKISHON PROJECT IN SAMBURU COUNTY
Indigenous communities are located in highly marginalized areas with limited access to basic amenities such as police stations, hospitals, health centers, and psychological support services. These services are crucial for…
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Forging a Path to Sustainable Development: The Transformative Journey of IPAF’s 6th Cycle
At the core of sustainable development lies a nexus where indigenous rights, agricultural innovation, and community empowerment intersect. This convergence found its voice in a recent pivotal moment as the…
DetailsEmpowering Indigenous Women: Celebrating Heritage and Advocating for Change on International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day, observed annually on the 8th of March, holds profound significance as a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. It also serves…
DetailsStrengthening Women’s Access to Land rights and Governance
Historically, women have been faced with significant barriers to accessing and owning land, as well as holding leadership positions in relation to land and natural resources. Indigenous women often face…
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Advocating for Change: Combating Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and Upholding Human Rights
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a deeply entrenched cultural practice that violates the fundamental human rights of girls and women. This harmful traditional ritual involves the partial or complete removal…
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