Our Work
At Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! believe that real change happens when citizens take charge of their public sphere. Guided by our vision of a peaceful, united, and well-governed country and region where dignity is guaranteed, we organize our efforts around three interconnected strategic pillars. Each pillar represents a core pathway through which we transform civic life.
Our Programs
Organising citizen actors and groups for civic action and engagement.
Developing enterprises that enable activists to be economically self-reliant.
Create knowledge platforms and processes that re-envision society.
Disrupting and replacing narratives that are detrimental to civic engagement.
Creating spaces and processes to ensure the wellness of civic catalysts.
Developing and deploying technology for social good.
Creating an effective and efficient organisation.
Latest Stories
From Madharau to Heshima: Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! Strategic Plan 2025 and Beyond
Kenya’s democracy has often been defined by a cycle of betrayal. Every election season, leaders rise to podiums promising reform, dignity, and prosperity, only for citizens to be left once again in the dust of broken promises. The language of change has been...
Towards Care, Healing & Resilience: A New Chapter in Wellness for Civic Actors in East Africa
At Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!, we believe that you cannot pour from an empty cup. Civic actors, who tirelessly advocate for justice, equality, and good governance, often carry invisible emotional and psychological burdens. Yet, in the rush to serve others, their own...
Did the Gen Z Movement Die? Or Are We Witnessing Its Evolution?
When Gen Zs filled the streets earlier last year, forcing the government to backtrack on the punitive Finance Bill 2024, many wondered whether Kenya was witnessing the dawn of a new people’s revolution. But soon after, a familiar question resurfaced: Do movements...
Latest Press Statements
Standing in Solidarity with LHRC and Condemning the Escalating Intimidation of Human Rights Defenders in Tanzania
Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! stands in unwavering solidarity with our partners, the Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC), following the alarming escalation of intimidation and repression directed at human rights defenders in Tanzania. The shocking incident of 12 November 2025...
Ruto’s 3 Years Marked by Disregard of the Constitution
September 18, 2025 – Nakuru, Kenya Three years into Kenya Kwanza's regime, the country faces a constitutional and human rights crisis marked by state violence, corruption, and institutional capture. The promise of a people-centred “hustler” government has collapsed...
Katiba Day Belongs to the People, Not to Those Who Betray It
Fifteen years after its promulgation, the Constitution’s transformative promise remains largely unfulfilled. Though it envisioned a democratic, accountable, and people-centered state, critical provisions on governance and social justice have been ignored, undermined,...