Hatua Likoni is
happy to announce that the Likoni Civic Education Network is alive and well!
Two weeks ago, Hatua hosted a week-long
workshop for 20 organizations participating in the network. The goal of the
workshop was to teach those representatives present about educating the
community on the new Constitutive process, Fundamentals of Devolution, and Citizen
participation.
With the upcoming presidential elections
on March 4, 2013, reaching out to the Likoni community and helping them become
informed citizens is the ultimate goal of this initiative. All of us with the
Network are working hard towards reaching that goal, and this workshop was just
one stepping stone in that process. From here, the organizations involved are equipped
to go out into the community and do what they do best – inform their
communities.
Chapter 6 of the new Constitution, Land and Environment.
The workshop was lead by four
facilitators: James Nga’Nga' of MCI, Muhammad Ali Chamzuzu of SUDEP, Suleiman
Sultan of Peacenet Kenya, and James Gashie of Kenya Muslim Youth Alliance. Nagib Shamsan of Kenya Land Alliance also participated as a guest facilitator.
Participating organizations include:
Hatua Likoni
KMYA
MCI
SUDEP
MUHURI
L.C.F.L.
LIKUSA
LICODEP
Active Youth
TRACE
Sauti ya Likoni
LONSCOM
Likoni N.Y.R.
Sauti ya Kinamama
Emani Kenya
Be sure to check out more photos and
information about the workshop on our Facebook page!
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