Economic vulnerability often weakens the ability of citizens and activists to sustain advocacy in the face of intimidation and abuse of power. The Enterprise Development Programme bridges this gap by using sustainable livelihoods as a pathway to civic engagement. It strengthens income-generating ventures, nurtures local entrepreneurship, and empowers communities, especially women, youth, and persons with disabilities, to become self-reliant and active participants in governance.
Establishing Income-Generating Ventures
Mentorship
Stories and Publications
Standing in Solidarity with LHRC and Condemning the Escalating Intimidation of Human Rights Defenders in Tanzania
Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! condemns the escalating intimidation of human rights defenders in Tanzania and stands firmly with LHRC as civic space comes under dangerous, unlawful attack.
From Madharau to Heshima: Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! Strategic Plan 2025 and Beyond
Kenya’s democracy has long been trapped in a cycle of broken promises. But a new civic consciousness is rising—one that rejects rhetoric without ethics. The launch of Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!’s Strategic Plan 2025 signals a bold shift toward dignity, agency, and citizen-led change.
Towards Care, Healing & Resilience: A New Chapter in Wellness for Civic Actors in East Africa
Let this anniversary not just be about remembrance, but about recommitment. To justice. To truth. To utu.



