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The Umundu Artivism (TUA)

A youth-led organization that uses art to create sexual and gender-based violence awareness. SDG 5: We are at the forefront of fighting all forms of SGBV at the grassroots level. SDG 3 & 6: We educate young girls on SRHR and the importance of observing good menstrual hygiene. SDG 8: Equipping form 4 leavers with computer and technological skills for self-reliance. Our slogan is "Creating Awareness, Nurturing Talents!"

Headquarter Country

Kenya

Geographies served

Kenya

Issue areas addressed

Diversity & Inclusion

Livelihoods

Communities served

Abuse or exploitation victims

Happy to support with

Mentoring and Other Soft Skills

Leadership Development

Looking for

Stakeholder Connections

Coalitions and Networks, Corporates, Civil Society, Funders, Government Bodies, Other Social Entrepreneurs

Coalitions and Networks, Corporates, Civil Society, Funders, Government Bodies, Other Social Entrepreneurs

Coalitions and Networks, Corporates, Civil Society, Funders, Government Bodies, Other Social Entrepreneurs

Coalitions and Networks, Corporates, Civil Society, Funders, Government Bodies, Other Social Entrepreneurs

Coalitions and Networks, Corporates, Civil Society, Funders, Government Bodies, Other Social Entrepreneurs

Coalitions and Networks, Corporates, Civil Society, Funders, Government Bodies, Other Social Entrepreneurs

SDGS FOCUS

SDG 10 - Reduced Inequality

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being

SDG 5 - Gender Equality

SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation

SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

Collaborators

Lynnet Wawira Njeru

The Umundu Artivism (TUA)

 Embu

My motivation to join Catalyst is the ability to interact with other social entrepreneurs across the globe.
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