Join Jaslika and WERK for a FREE Fireside Chat on the future of gender equality in Kenya, 30 years after the transformative Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (BPfA).

This critical discussion moves beyond history to address persistent and emerging challenges in Kenya today. We will collectively envision the strategic priorities and intergenerational actions needed to fully realize the BPfA's vision for the next generation.

Hear from young Kenyan leaders: Margaret Waithiegeni, Mercy Mutheu Monicah, and Yasmin Mohammad Nassur.

Join us for a groundbreaking event that brings together diverse voices to strengthen multi-stakeholder and intergenerational partnerships in support of the holistic development of children in Kenya. The First African Conference on "Intergenerational Approaches to School - Community Engagement and Whole Child Development" is convened by Jaslika in collaboration with the Kenya National Commission to UNESCO (UNESCO KNATCOM), and the State Department of Youth and Creative Economy, Government of Kenya, and supported by Porticus.

This webinar will delve into the significance of the Maputo Protocol's Article 12, which guarantees the right to education for women and girls in Africa. A panel of experts, including academics, activists, and government officials, will discuss the Protocol's implementation, challenges, and successes. The webinar will also highlight the role of Kenya's National Gender and Equality Commission in monitoring compliance and promoting gender equality in education.

Register here to participate in Jaslika’s live Intergenerational Policy Dialogue Roundtable on Wednesday the 15th of July between 2:00 - 4:30 p.m. East African Time (+3 GMT).

Register for this Jaslika Youth Conversation between Ernest Esiabia and the first President of the pioneer Kenya National Children’s Government, Danny Kinaro.

Register here to participate in Jaslika’s live webinar on Violence Against Children on Wednesday the 29th of July between 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. East African Time (+3 GMT).

Register for this Jaslika Youth Conversation between Jasmine Wamahiu and the first Minister of Environment of the Kenya National Children’s Government, Iffe Kado.

In this expert interview, Jaslika Associate Wangui Ng’ang’a talks with Professor Francisco Januario about Girls Education Research in Mozambique.

Register here to participate in Jaslika’s live webinar on Indigenous Women & Sustainable Development on Wednesday 24th June between 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. East African Time.

Register for this Jaslika Youth Conversation between Leila Kangogo and the first Deputy President of the Kenya National Children’s Government, Fatma Omar.

Register for the first Jaslika Youth Conversation between Amal Mohamed and the First Speaker of the Kenya National Children's Government Halima Dolif.

In this interview, Dr. Pilar Aguilar shares her experiences and insights on the humanitarian crisis in Latin America arising from the mass cross border migrations from Venezuela to Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Brazil, Guyana, Trinidad & Tobago and even as far away as the USA through Mexico. In the interview, she discusses the implications and response to the crisis with particular reference to education.

Register here to participate in Jaslika’s live webinar on Children and Human Rights on Wednesday 27th May between 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. East African Time.

Dr. Becky Isanda interviews Dr. Sheila P. Wamahiu on the relationship between values, education and human rights. Based on insights from her research and experiential knowledge, Dr. Wamahiu argues that development without values and rights is not sustainable.

Register here to participate in Jaslika’s inaugural live webinar slated for Wednesday 22nd April, 2020 between 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. East African Time on Gender-based Violence in Crisis Situations.