Young Women Leaders Connect.

13/05/2026

Global Platforms 📌

Our Executive Director represented us at the Africa Forward summit, a high-level event hosted in Nairobi under the theme, ' Africa-France Partnership for Innovation and Growth.

The discussion spanned green economies, creative and sports industry and digital technologies. Strategic partnerships and investments in the key economic pillars form a base for jobs creation and socioeconomic development for many young people.

The summit agenda aligned with our priority areas on economic development and inclusion of the youths. We acknowledge the role of global partnerships in contributing to national and local impact.

11/05/2026

Spotlight Monday!

We were ably represented at the 2026 African Women Summit in Zanzibar; an event that brought together African women leaders and policymakers for an intergenerational dialogue on the status of women participation in governance in Africa.

We are proud of our network member, Ms Brenda who shared about our work and her journey as a young woman in politics.

We are committed to pushing the inclusion agenda in local, national and regional spaces.

30/04/2026

At the Leadership and Entrepreneurship Summit, our campus chapter actively engaged in the event dialogue, giving their submissions on the subject and sharing about their initiatives.
The event sought to enable an intergenerational dialogue on entrepreneurship, with seasoned women in the creative economy and business sharing inspiration from their journeys.

We are proud of the campus chapter for showing up and speaking up for the young women of Kenya.

Centre for Rights Education and Awareness (CREAW) Womankind Worldwide French Embassy in Kenya and Somalia Embassy of Sweden in Nairobi

29/04/2026

The young women in our Campus Chapter didn't come to play🥳🥳

At Kenyatta University, they showed up; And for a good course!
The registration window is still open for young women in higher learning institutions.

Feel welcomed and be part of the vision!

28/04/2026

Our campus chapter activation at Kenyatta University was a success. Young women and men showed to show interest and to enquire about the organization.

The chapter will serve as a platform to advance young women leadership in all spheres of influence-politics, business and digital economy.
With a structured organizing, the youths are able to access mentorship and opportunities to grow, learn and network.

Still interested in the chapter? Register still on.

24/04/2026

Are you a female student leaders or a student in higher learning institution who's interested in building her leadership journey?

The Campus Chapter is here🥳🥳.

Registration is open! Join a network of vibrant young women in Kenya.
For more information, call our office line: 0721344696

05/04/2026

We wish you a peaceful and joyous Easter season.

30/03/2026

Discussion on youth engagement in electoral process on Ramogi TV , a local language-based TV station.
Our Director explained the importance of voter registration, especially for the youths during the now launched Nationwide Enhanced Voter Registration Exercise.

Active civic engagement as Kenyan youth gives them the opportunity to participate in democracy and let their voices be heard.

As an accredited Voter Education provider by Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission(IEBC) , we are intentional about providing the accurate information about voter registration and voting.

Let's continue sharing widely about the voter registration even as we prepare for the 2027 elections.


Elog Secretariat ForumCiv Siasa Place

30/03/2026

19/03/2026

We congratulate Emerging Leaders Foundation-Africa for the 14 years of being nurturing young leaders.
We wish them more years of increased impact!

Cheers!!

19/03/2026

Rethinking Feminist Ecosystems for Social Justice CSW70 Parallel Event . We had a reflective dialogue at the event on practical strategies for sustaining feminist leadership and social justice work in hostile environments.

In the face of shrinking civic space and chronic underfunding, young feminist leaders are
rethinking how movements survive. The event spotlighted how young women across Africa and beyond are building resilient, intersectional strategies from grassroots organising and legal advocacy to digital mobilisation and collective care.

We remain committed to creating spaces to ensure young women build their resilient and remain active in the leadership space.
Phenny Ogembo