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A series of conversations touching on the Refugee condition of both Urban and Encamped Refugees in the Horn of Africa particularly those in Kakuma, Dadaab, Kalobeyei refugee camps, and Nairobi Urban settlements. Join us as we extract insights with industrious individuals working in the Civil Society Space with Refugees and Refugee Led organizations.
Today we discuss peace and security. We are joined by a cross cutting panel of experts from Kituo cha sheria to deliberate the intricate nature of the different issues constituting the tapestry of our nation's peace and security where it intersects refugees.
Today we discuss peace and security. We are joined by a cross-cutting panel of experts from Kituo cha sheria to deliberate the intricate nature of the different issues constituting the tapestry of our nation's peace and security where it intersects refugees.
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A conversation exploring the agency and intersectionality between host community, refugees and CSO's. What different interventions have been brought forward to build a peaceful co-existence? Tune in and find out.
What is it in the name refugee? What do you know about being a refugee? On this episode, we get to understand the truth about living life everyday as a refugee far away from 'home'.
Chenyenyozi Joy takes us through a discussion alongside Jeanmarie Ishimwe, Ghislain Bahati and Ann Nyandeng on the need to redefine the refugee condition.
Special thanks to GIZ-CPS Special initiative on displacement for the support necessary to make this and other conversations possible.
A conversation on the sustainable options available to refugees. Get to learn about the conventions that Kenya is a party to and what the situation is when it comes to providing policy-driven options for refugees. Did you know that international Law is adopted as Local law as long as it is not in contravention with the Constitution? The 1951 convention is one such law.
A conversation on the welfare and mental wellness of urban and encamped refugees. On the panel is Rhoda Wagaki, Executive Director of Suruvi Healthcare Services. We also have Bright Shitemi, founder of Mental 360, and Chol Matiop Chol alias Poet K-Two.
We are excited to bring to you this riveting series of discussions centering on our understanding of the Refugee condition. We invite you to take this journey with us as we unearth the very human and tangible stories and experiences of Refugees living in Urban Nairobi.