Peace Tree Network

📍Happening Now in Kwale County

Young women leaders, community stakeholders, and advocates are gathering for a dialogue on leadership, civic engagement, and women’s political participation as Kenya prepares for the 2027 General Elections.

The conversation is creating space for young women to share experiences, discuss opportunities and challenges in leadership, reflect on digital safety and political participation, and contribute recommendations for a more inclusive democratic future.

Together, we are amplifying young women's voices and strengthening their role in shaping Kenya's future.

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Grassroots Voices Hamad Tenguri

Today, Peace Tree Network participated in the Youth Dialogue on Strengthening Youth Leadership and Policy Advocacy in Kenya in Kwale County.

The discussions focused on the African United Nations Youth Delegate Program (AUNYD) national process and Kwale County's contribution to the national youth policy dialogue. Participants also reflected on recommendations emerging from Uasin Gishu County on governance, economic opportunities, peace, and security, while exploring the policy frameworks that shape youth engagement and leadership.

The forum created a valuable space for dialogue between young people, practitioners, and policy actors, enabling participants to share perspectives, identify priorities, and contribute to ongoing national conversations on youth leadership and development.

Peace Tree Network remains committed to supporting meaningful youth participation, peacebuilding, and inclusive policy processes that strengthen communities and create opportunities for young people.

Hamad Tenguri SDGs Kenya Forum

I am honoured to be participating in the Youth Dialogue on Strengthening Youth Leadership and Policy Advocacy in Kenya, convened under the African United Nations Youth Delegate Program (AUNYD).

The dialogue presents an important opportunity for youth leaders, government representatives, community actors, and civil society organizations to explore practical solutions that advance youth participation in governance, peacebuilding, labour processes, and policy development.

I look forward to contributing to discussions that strengthen youth leadership and promote inclusive, sustainable development in our communities.

📍 Ukunda, Kwale County
📅 3rd – 4th June 2026

My appreciation to the organizers and partners for creating this platform for meaningful engagement and collective action.

Fakii Omar Spontaneous Ray

🌱 Youth voices matter. Youth leadership matters. Youth action matters.

On 3rd–4th June 2026, young people, community leaders, government officials, and civil society actors will gather in Ukunda, Kwale County, for the Youth Dialogue on Strengthening Youth Leadership and Policy Advocacy in Kenya.

The dialogue will provide a platform for meaningful discussions on youth engagement in labour and peace processes, policy advocacy, accountable leadership, and sustainable community development.

Peace Tree Network is proud to partner with and support this important initiative convened under the African United Nations Youth Delegate Program (AUNYD).

📍 Ukunda, Kwale County
📅 3rd – 4th June 2026

Together, we can empower youth, build peace, shape policy, and transform communities.

Pax Christi International Grassroots Voices National Endowment for Democracy Fakii Omar .e.o Mwende Jaz C Pytone Kwale Youth Assembly Nyuki