Initially founded in 2011 to aid widows who risked losing their property and inheritance after the death of their husbands, Inherit Your Rights now also works with women and girls to provide training and support concerning their legal rights.
The LéO Africa Institute works directly with young and emerging leaders to build their individual and collective capacity to live successful, high-impact, and fulfilled lives.
Dandelion Africa helps promote and improve the health and economy of youth and women living in marginalized areas in Kenya and Africa.
The Rona Foundation champions and advances the rights of women, mostly widows who continue to suffer exclusion and marginalization by both formal and informal systems and structures.
Fahamu Sheria (also known as Sheria Kiganjani) is an online legal digital platform that enables people to access various legal services remotely by using their mobile phones and computers.
iDebate Rwanda teaches students the art of civil discourse by training them how to debate about public policy matters.
Ubuntu Center for Peace brings people suffering from trauma and common mental disorders to a more flourishing life through a community-based social healing model that integrates breath-body-mind practices, collective narrative, and rituals in therapeutic groups.
BarefootLaw provides free legal information and guidance using tech-enabled legal support to help vulnerable people and communities understand and protect their rights.
WoteSawa, the voice of domestic workers, works to empower vulnerable young girls, enabling them to realize their potential, know their rights, restore their dignity, and be able to advocate for themselves and others.
BoxGirls Kenya is creating a world where girls and young women who have been uprooted, marginalized, and excluded are supported to lead dignified lives in secure communities.
The Gender and Justice Unit utilizes the law as a tool for gender equality, and social and environmental justice through strategic litigation, pro bono legal assistance, legal research, and advocacy.
Wangu Kanja Foundation works towards amplifying survivors’ voices to restore their dignity by promoting the prevention, protection, and response to sexual violence in Kenya.
