Happy #InternationalYouthDay 🥳🥳! Young people and Amnesty go hand in hand! They are the future of the movement after all! Join us this #MembershipThursday as we celebrate our members and volunteers making a change! Who are you celebrating this #YouthDay ?
Have you met our Outreach Coordinator @EMongute ? She is the founder of the Amandla MEK Foundation an organization that helps empower women and young people to become leaders in advocacy, social welfare, and entrepreneurship. On top of all that, she’s a superstar #AmnestyMember🤩
Last but not least is our #AmnestyVolunteer Rachael Otieno, who was also part of our previous call center and instrumental in building the movement! She is also a communications associate for NAWIRI SISTERS, an initiative that works to fight period shame. #YouthDay
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“The second reason I wrote this book was to promote constitutionalism. The third reason was to cover the period before the Constitution was promulgated,” @irunguhoughton #USIUALibraryMeetTheAuthor
“There are a number of walls, whether public or personal, that keep justice away from the horizon of millions of Kenyans and Africans,”@irunguhoughton #CuttingEdgeIssues
Do you think you have what it takes to be Kenya’s female president? You should apply to be part of #MsPresident! We’re thrilled to join @Media_Focus as they launch Season 2 of their reality show looking for Kenya’s next female president! #MsPresident2Launch#SheCanLead
“What I liked most was how it touched on patriarchy oppresses both men and women,”@OchiengAmy on what she liked about our #AmnestyRead A Thousand Splendid Suns #AmnestyBookClubKE
“Patriarchy doesn’t just silence women, it oppresses men as well. They know how to do the right thong but they keep silent because they want to retain their status,” @OchiengAmy#AmnestyBookClubKE