Empowering mental health advocacy, psychosocial disability rights, environmental sustainability, and youth empowerment. Join us in creating positive change! 🌱
Nairobi, Kenya, Uganda & Ghana
Joined September 2021
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The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
When exactly was a hearing conducted where a Judge ruled that Albert Ojwang’s statements were “false”? Do we not have a Constitution that upholds the principle of innocent until proven guilty?This narrative is not only reckless, it’s dangerous. You are out of line!
We demand Justice for Albert Ojwang. If you’re counting on our silence, understand this, we will not be intimidated.
How many more young lives must be lost at the hands of a rotten system before something changes?
This cannot be allowed to keep happening to our people,not one more name.
#JusticeforAlbertOjwang. Say His Name!!
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
OpEd: In 2025, the disability agenda must remain central to all development plans, with organisations of persons with disabilities actively engaged in decision-making processes. No one should be left behind.
standardmedia.co.ke/health/a…
ALT A screenshot of a newspaper article with the headline: We cannot afford to be left behind in fight for the rights of the disabled. The link to the article is in the tweet.
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
🌆 We’re heading to @WUF12Egypt!
Join us at the #WUF2024 in Cairo, as we engage with urban experts, OPDs and leaders to gather commitments that make our future cities inclusive for all.
Find us at the Accessibility Pavilion and Urban Expo to explore more.
ALT A vibrant yellow poster for the World Urban Forum 12, taking place in Cairo, Egypt, from November 4-8, 2024. The poster features a woman riding a bike in the foreground, with a city landscape in the background that includes a tram, symbolizing urban mobility and sustainable transportation.
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
It's been a good #MentalHealthAwareness month. The feeling of fulfilment is beyond words.
Salute to all mental health advocates with lived experiences who were on the forefront this month and NGOs as well.
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
From assistive tech instructor to powerlifting champion! Meet @olesia_valary, a true testament to perseverance and passion. Representing Kenya at the IBSA World Championships 2024 in Kazakhstan, Valary brought home 4 silver medals in powerlifting! 🏅
ALT A picture of Valary Olesia wearing a red jacket and holding four medals in her hand. She’s smiling and posing for the picture.
ALT A picture of Valary Olesia standing on a raised platform as a man places a silver medal around her neck. Behind her people are watching and there’s also a large IBSA banner.
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
I’m going to @StrongerKe’s upcoming Space. Will you join too? teapaw.org/i/spaces/1ypKdpXLrnRKW
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
Got a chance to weigh into the issue pertaining #decriminalisation of suicide yesterday on @ntvkenya .Leveraging on the fact that Penal Code 226 infringes on the right to dignity and life contrary to the very Constitution that upholds the same.
Tonight on #NewsCourt, we examine the swift impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and the stalled reconstitution of the Electoral Commission.
Livestream: youtube.com/live/sff0a2Ug-1E…
@DannMwangi
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
Join us for a side-event tomorrow organized by the KDF & co-hosted by TCI-Global titled 2024 Global Disability Conference during the North East Asia SDGs Forum by UNESCAP
Webinar Details:
Date: Wednesday, October 23
Time: 12:30 PM KST
Joining link: lnkd.in/ecPSsPnW
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
📢 Launching TCI's campaign, #WhatWENeed 2024!Our rights,our lives!
We invite submissions towards this year's thematics: Deinstitutionalization,Community inclusion,Access to justice, and Intersectionality:Identity and Issues
For more information, visit: whatweneed.tci-global.org
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
We’re excited to share an insightful piece from Emmanuel Brian Mbuthia Psychosocial Disability Inclusion Advocate and founder of The Stronger Project Kenya, for TCI's #WhatWeNeed campaign 2024, Our rights, Our lives!
Click here to read the blog: whatweneed.tci-global.org/in…
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
#GenZ are known to be nonconformist in the workplace. What strategies do they use to ensure a healthy #MentalHealth workplace for themselves and others? Join us as we explore this and more. @lftwworldwide @MastercardFdn @ADFSecretariat @EnableMeKenya linkedin.com/events/worldmen…
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
Commemorating #WorldMentalHealthDay
Creating a workplace that values mental health isn't just important it's essential. Let's prioritize well-being, support each other, and foster a culture of understanding.
#Letsbemindful #WeCanWork
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
Join us for a discussion on inclusive mental health in the workplace, where we explore strategies to support the well-being of employees with disabilities. #MentalHealth health is key to fostering productivity and ensuring an inclusive workplace. linkedin.com/events/worldmen…
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
I'm excited to speak at the #WorldMentalHealthDay LinkedIn Live event tomorrow! Let's discuss "Prioritizing Mental Health in the Workplace" and creating inclusive, supportive workspaces.
🗓️ 10th Oct, 6:00 PM EAT
💻 LinkedIn Live – UDPK
Join the convo: #LetsBeMindful #WeCanWork
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
Proud to partner with @UDPKenya & #WeCanWork consortium to host a LinkedIn #LiveEvent for #WorldMentalHealthDay.
Join us and learn how your organization can lead in creating #InclusiveWorkspaces!
🗓️ 10th Oct 2024
⏲️ 6 PM EAT
Join us for a discussion on inclusive mental health in the workplace, where we explore strategies to support the well-being of employees with disabilities. #MentalHealth health is key to fostering productivity and ensuring an inclusive workplace. linkedin.com/events/worldmen…
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
“We are still confined to legal incapacity laws such as mental health laws & guardianship laws which takes our legal capacity to live equally & independently”
Waqar Shahid, TCI at UNESCAP, 18th Session of the Committee on Social Development
Happening now:webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1i/k1…
The Stronger Project Kenya retweeted
Patience our @KisumuCountyKE champion reads our recently launched booklet on leadership stories of women with disabilities in Braille. “I'm excited to have my Braille copy," she said.Ensuring accessibility for our diverse women with disabilities remains a cornerstone of all we do
ALT Patience reading the braille booklet
ALT Patience reading her braille copy
ALT The Booklet on Stories of Women with Disabilities. The cover reads “The Kenya Network of Women and Girls with Disabilities” “Women with Disabilities Lead”