Honouring the legacy. Igniting the future. African Women’s Day marks the anniversary of the first Pan-African Women’s Conference in 1962, a bold moment when women from across the continent stood united for justice, equality, and representation. Today, we don’t just remember their courage, we amplify it. This year’s official theme is Advancing Social and Economic… Continue reading 🌍 Celebrating African Women’s Day 2025
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World Drowning Prevention Day 2025: Spotlighting Grassroots Safety Initiatives in Rural Kenya
On July 25th, World Drowning Prevention Day, The Community Revolution calls for urgent awareness of and action to prevent drowning. Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death worldwide and has a profound and tragic impact on families and communities affected. This day focuses on offering life-saving solutions to prevent it – and the commitment… Continue reading World Drowning Prevention Day 2025: Spotlighting Grassroots Safety Initiatives in Rural Kenya
Celebrating Madaraka Day: A legacy of self-governance and community empowerment
Every year on June 1st, Kenyans come together to celebrate Madaraka Day, a momentous occasion that marks the country’s attainment of internal self-rule in 1963. The word Madaraka itself, derived from Swahili, means power or authority, symbolising the nation’s transition from colonial rule to self-governance. The struggle for Madaraka Kenya’s journey to self-rule was long… Continue reading Celebrating Madaraka Day: A legacy of self-governance and community empowerment
Celebrating Africa Environment and Wangari Maathai Day 2025
On March 3, 2025, we come together to honour both: Africa Environment Day and Wangari Maathai Day. This significant day is dedicated to celebrating the natural beauty and ecological diversity of the African continent while paying tribute to the remarkable legacy of Wangari Maathai, an environmentalist and Nobel Laureate who championed environmental conservation and sustainable… Continue reading Celebrating Africa Environment and Wangari Maathai Day 2025
African Day of School Feeding 2025: A celebration of nutrition and education
The African Day of School Feeding 2025 commemorates the 10th year of enhancing the health and nutrition of children. Highlighting the vital role of nutritious meals in supporting children’s education, health, and economic prospects. Millions of students across Africa rely on school feeding programmes for daily nourishment, helping them to stay focused and thrive academically.… Continue reading African Day of School Feeding 2025: A celebration of nutrition and education
Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2025
Every year on February 11th, the world celebrates the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day dedicated to recognising the critical role women and girls play in science and technology. Established by the United Nations General Assembly, this day is an opportunity to highlight the achievements of women in science, inspire the… Continue reading Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2025
Kwanzaa Festival Day 4: Ujamaa – Cooperative Economics to support the community
On Day 4 of our journey through the Nguzo Saba, the Seven Principles of Kwanzaa, we arrive at Ujamaa: Cooperative Economics. Kwanzaa is a celebration that has grown in practice in African-American communities in the USA, but stems from African philosophies, and was originally envisioned as a way to celebrate African culture and foster unity.… Continue reading Kwanzaa Festival Day 4: Ujamaa – Cooperative Economics to support the community
Kwanzaa Festival Day 2: Kujichagulia – the principle of Self-Determination and education and technology as our tools
On the second day of our journey in observing Kwanzaa, we explore the Kujichagulia: the principle of self-determination. Kwanzaa is a vibrant seven-day festival celebrated from December 25th to January 1st, shines a spotlight on the rich tapestry of the African diaspora and its enduring cultural contributions. Founded by members of the African American community… Continue reading Kwanzaa Festival Day 2: Kujichagulia – the principle of Self-Determination and education and technology as our tools
The social impact of African SCENe: delivering access to clean energy, digital literacy and life-long learning opportunities to slum communities in Kenya
A look at the social impact of the African SCENe community energy hub in Kenyan slums. Solar-powered classrooms facilitating education, digital literacy and life-long learning.
African SCENe: Sustainable Community Energy Networks in Kenya
African SCENe is a 12-month study aimed at establishing clean energy hubs in low-income Nairobi schools to improve access to affordable energy. Funded by Innovate UK, it involves various partners supporting scalability across Kenya and East Africa. Key beneficiaries include students, families, and local governments, focusing on sustainable community development.