NaiWave's podcasts began as a safe space to talk. They have become a place where young Kenyans hear their own questions asked out loud.
Episodes have covered men's emotional health, the cost of healthcare, gender-based violence and parenting. Each one was produced by young people trained at the studio.
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Global Exchange StoriesThrough Global Stay Tours, a young cultural guide in Nairobi and a classroom in Denmark meet over Zoom — and exchange more than culture.
“It has been a great experience for me, and I've gained significant knowledge throughout the process.” — Robinson Nyangasi, GST Tour Guide
Tangaza StoriesSmartphones become film studios. 208 young people — many of them young women — learning to shoot, edit and tell stories that matter.
From the CommunityAcross Kariobangi, Babadogo, Kibera, Dagoretti, Kivuli and Glad Kids School, weekly training turns afternoons into dance, music and acrobatics.
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