I Exist And Therefore I Write
Words, as Maya Angelou reminds us live on in the spaces we leave behind and the ones we step into. This World…
Women-Proofing the Internet: The Need for More Robust Legal Protections for Women against TFGBV
Whenever a space presents hazards for vulnerable groups that are entitled to use and access a space, it is prudent to put…
Reckoning With the Digital Economy of Misogyny
Some people don’t just dislike women; they monetise that dislike. I got on to the internet, especially social media, a little earlier…
Art as Agency: Thayù on Creativity, GBV, and Community-Led Change
There is a problem with gender, and gendered power dynamics. You can call it sexism or patriarchy or entitlement or a male…
FREE ME
Based on her own experience, FREE ME follows one woman from teenager to survivor, through a relationship that promised love, but delivered…
Being: By Almasi Eva
The fragility of art.
Perspective: By Stephen Ngoli
I promise your perspective is the narrative you buy Stories that you tell yourself to find some calm and get by
14 Men on a Journey: By William Ogutu
14 men on a journey On a tarred double lane To a journey far and beyond Where the sky and land meet…
Beyond One Man: Raila Odinga and the Burden of Kenya’s Democracy
Kenya laid to rest Raila Amolo Odinga. Known to many as Baba, Agwambo, and Jakom, he was a figure who stirred the…
Inside the Data Storytelling Fellowship: Reflections On Migration
We asked a few Fellows to share where they are, how they’re navigating Data Storytelling Fellowship, and what this experience is teaching…
Nakuru Shutter Stories: World Photography Day 2025
In Nakuru, photography has found its definition in the most basic forms of existence: random street stories, Prince Loo-Rugby Seven’s game, Maandamano,…
Utajua Haujui – The Year Kenya Fought Back
Community has been the lifeblood of this movement, binding us in ways that go beyond political unrest. From memes that gave us…