A Tangaza cohort starts with the phone already in your pocket. Participants learn framing, sound, lighting and interviewing before moving on to editing, motion graphics and formatting for social media.
Every cohort ends with portfolio-ready work: short documentaries and reports on climate, gender equality and life in Nairobi's informal settlements.
Tangaza is supported by Spor Media and funded by CISU, and NaiWave Studios gives graduates a place to keep creating.
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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
From the CommunityAcross Kariobangi, Babadogo, Kibera, Dagoretti, Kivuli and Glad Kids School, weekly training turns afternoons into dance, music and acrobatics.
Artist StoriesFor Nafsi's young performers, every rehearsal teaches discipline, teamwork and the confidence to be seen.
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