Last month, while engaging the Givole Farmers Group in sustainable agricultural practices, I was once again struck by a familiar reality: over 90% of the participants were women. It’s something I notice every time—and yet, it never stops stirring something in me. These women were thirsty for knowledge and keen

What comes to mind when we talk about inclusion? For most people, it’s ramps and sign language interpreters. Inclusion, however, is not just about infrastructure, it is also about safety, dignity, and giving every child a chance to get an education with dignity. In Kenya’s special needs schools, the dream

Background: Maureen Ipalei grew up in Vihiga County, Hamisi Sub-County, a region where educational and economic challenges are prevalent. Vihiga County, like many areas in Kenya, faces significant issues with poverty and educational attainment. According to recent statistics, approximately 45% of people in Vihiga County live below the poverty line,