Dive into the MEL landscape's intricacies and challenges in our dynamic panel discussion. Is it time for a narrative shift? Participants explore the importance of redefining our approach for driving meaningful impact. #RiodeJaneiro

Day 3 wraps up with a buzz of anticipation in the Weaving Resilience Network! Enthusiastic for future learning and interaction, our exchange of knowledge and skills sets the stage for resilience-driven progress. Plus, insightful feedback sessions from the narratives group . #Rio

Day 3 of the Weaving Resilience Network: Empowered with practical ideas for challenging contexts and enriched with valuable knowledge on MEL and learning. #RiodeJaneiro #WeavingResilience

Panelists,have you thoroughly reviewed the 2017 CBA? This conversation is about fairness in healthcare & to our MPs:Actions speak louder than words. Are you prepared to take a 70% paycut,aligning with SRC's proposal for entry-level doctors? #DoctorsDeserveBetter Citizen TV Kenya

Reflecting on the Weaving Resilience meeting in Rio, capacity building emerges as a vital pillar for our collective progress. Through shared knowledge, skill enhancement, and strategic collaboration, we're fortifying our resilience to navigate complex challenges.

Experience the richness of diversity and innovation at The Gallery Walk! Weavers have already shared their organization's stories and projects, sparking inspiration and collaboration. Explore the tapestry of resilience woven by our community. #RiodeJaneiro #Weavingresilience

Dr. Kawive Wambua, Deputy CEO of Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi, brings valuable insights to the Weaving Resilience meeting in Rio. Emphasizing the Global South Network's role in providing technical assistance and services, we're empowering organizations to carve their identity and thrive.

The Weaving Resilience gathering in Rio is more than just a meeting ,it's a platform for meaningful exchange and collaboration. With objectives focused on enhancing our work and strengthening relationships, we're poised to drive positive change #Weavingresilience

Dr. Kawive Wambua and Salima Macharia of Inuka Kenya are honored to join the Weaving Resilience gathering in Rio. As champions of wellness & resilience, we're eager to contribute our perspectives from the global south, paving the way for stronger collaboration and lasting impact.

Wise leadership isn't about dodging responsibility with excuses. It's about acknowledging failures, taking decisive action, and preventing repeat mistakes. Let's break the cycle of negligence and prioritize real solutions for lasting change. #TheExplainer

As doctors continue their strike, patients are left in limbo, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable solutions. It's time for meaningful dialogue and action to resolve this critical issue and prioritize healthcare for all. #DoctorsDeserveBetter #DoctorsStrikeKE

Join us in harnessing the power of art for advocacy! Together with civil rights defenders, we're sparking dialogue, challenging perspectives, and driving societal change through creativity. #ArtvocacyKe

From all of us at Maskani ya Taifa we extend our warmest wishes to our Muslim colleagues and partners as they celebrate Eid al-Fitr. May this joyous occasion bring you happiness, peace, and prosperity. Eid Mubarak! 🌙✨ #EidAlFitr #EidMubarak

During our final debrief, we marveled at how journalists, community members, and civil actors reporting on the Shakahola Massacre epitomize the fusion of competencies, childhood influences, and community ties shaping the ideal self. #wellnessandresilience

As we delved into the debrief, it became evident how the journalists, community members, & civil actors covering the Shakahola Massacre embody the intricate interplay between competencies, childhood experiences, & community bonds in shaping the ideal self. #wellnessandresilience