Our Community Projects
Our community projects bring people together to share knowledge, skills, and experiences, strengthening connections across generations. They provide opportunities for cultural learning, collaboration, and mutual support, allowing both youth and elders to contribute to the preservation and celebration of their heritage.
Empower Families, Transform Communities
Be part of our community efforts to empower families, and strengthen bonds.
Mapmaking Project
Purpose:
To preserve knowledge of the Kajo-Keji region and its traditional clans, towns, and villages while engaging youth in hands-on cultural learning.
Outcomes:
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A detailed map of Kajo-Keji County showing traditional clan boundaries.
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A comprehensive list of clans, towns, and villages, preserving local knowledge.
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Youth participants, together with elders, create family trees to trace their ancestry and strengthen intergenerational connections.
Embroidery Project
Purpose:
To teach traditional Kuku embroidery techniques and encourage knowledge transfer between older and younger women.
Outcomes:
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Youth learn to stitch traditional patterns onto small textiles, such as tablecloths.
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Older and younger women engage in conversation and mentorship, ensuring the preservation of cultural skills and stories.
Image Gallery - Embroidery Project
Get Involved
Be part of our community efforts to empower families, and strengthen bonds.