Project
Women leadership is SMART Leadership
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Amount Funded
52,249 EUROProject Duration
01 Feb 2022 - 31 Jul 2023 -
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Lead organisation
ASERWARKPartners
Tembea Youth Centre for Sustainable Development (TEMBEA)
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Tembea Youth Centre for Sustainable Development (TEMBEA) was founded in 2003, and formally registered on 13th April 2006 as a community-based development organisation with the department of gender and youth affairs, under the Ministry of Youth, Gender and Public Service in Kenya. Their mandate is to enhance socio – economic capacity of communities through asset based community development, networking and collaboration so as to achieve self-reliance and sustainable livelihood and growth through health, environment conservation and poverty alleviation program at grass roots level. Tembea “Envisions a community that respects human rights, promotes wholesome and equitable development of its male and female members whereas upholding environmental stewardship”
ASWERWARK’s goal is to use both traditional and unconventional art to tell the stories of and change the oppressive narratives on the voices of communities and groups facing marginalisation in Kenya, by fostering dynamic and creative engagement spaces. Our vision is a society where every voice is heard and given an opportunity to fully live their potential. Guided by its key principles anchored on the mission and vision, ASERWARK has a commitment to: Inclusivity, Transparency, Human Dignity, Innovation and Sustainability.-
Organisation
Tembea Youth Centre for Sustainable Development (TEMBEA) was founded in 2003, and formally registered on 13th April 2006 as a community-based development organisation with the department of gender and youth affairs, under the Ministry of Youth, Gender and Public Service in Kenya. Their mandate is to enhance socio – economic capacity of communities through asset based community development, networking and collaboration so as to achieve self-reliance and sustainable livelihood and growth through health, environment conservation and poverty alleviation program at grass roots level. Tembea “Envisions a community that respects human rights, promotes wholesome and equitable development of its male and female members whereas upholding environmental stewardship”
ASWERWARK’s goal is to use both traditional and unconventional art to tell the stories of and change the oppressive narratives on the voices of communities and groups facing marginalisation in Kenya, by fostering dynamic and creative engagement spaces. Our vision is a society where every voice is heard and given an opportunity to fully live their potential. Guided by its key principles anchored on the mission and vision, ASERWARK has a commitment to: Inclusivity, Transparency, Human Dignity, Innovation and Sustainability. -
Project
“Women leadership is SMART Leadership ” project is a blended approach to promote freedom which will amplify and combine the efforts and progressive work on faith and feminism by communities and change-makers. We use film as a mirror to reflect how women facing marginalisation in the communities exercise their faith and feminism. The project addresses abuse, marginalisation and side-lining of girls and women, including gender-based violence in its entirety – physical, emotional and psychological. Through this film, we aim to change the fragmented discourse on freedom by change makers and communities, by creating a collaborative and fostering environment for robust participation of marginalised girls and women in civic and political spaces that promote and amplify individual and community voices to speak and be heard about their experiences in faith and feminism.
Project activities include community outreaches targeted at rightsholder groups and community stakeholders including change-makers, a networking platform for players and proponents of faith and feminism, strengthening the capacity of rightsholder groups and community stakeholders, producing and airing a 13-episode TV drama series focusing on women facing marginalisation and political leadership to carry out community discussions based on the film.
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“Women leadership is SMART Leadership ” project is a blended approach to promote freedom which will amplify and combine the efforts and progressive work on faith and feminism by communities and change-makers. We use film as a mirror to reflect how women facing marginalisation in the communities exercise their faith and feminism. The project addresses abuse, marginalisation and side-lining of girls and women, including gender-based violence in its entirety – physical, emotional and psychological. Through this film, we aim to change the fragmented discourse on freedom by change makers and communities, by creating a collaborative and fostering environment for robust participation of marginalised girls and women in civic and political spaces that promote and amplify individual and community voices to speak and be heard about their experiences in faith and feminism.
Project activities include community outreaches targeted at rightsholder groups and community stakeholders including change-makers, a networking platform for players and proponents of faith and feminism, strengthening the capacity of rightsholder groups and community stakeholders, producing and airing a 13-episode TV drama series focusing on women facing marginalisation and political leadership to carry out community discussions based on the film. - News
