Re-Imagining New Communities

13/05/2026

Today, we joined the First Lady of Kakamega County Madam Janet Baraza at the Menstrual Hygiene and Teenage Pregnancy Awareness.

We are glad to join other community leaders, educators, young people, and stakeholders to champion dignity, awareness, and safe spaces for girls and adolescents.

The conversations around menstrual health, access to information, mentorship, and the prevention of teenage pregnancies are critical in building healthier, empowered, and resilient communities. 💙

10/05/2026

On this Mother’s Day, we hope you feel honored for all the years you have poured love, strength, and tenderness into the lives of your children and grandchildren.
And on every day that follows, may you forever know the depth of the love that surrounds you.
From all of us at RE-Imagining New Communities, we wish you a joyful and blessed Mother’s Day.

09/05/2026

The future of peace education is not only in what children are taught about peace, but in how early we trust them to practice it.

Watch this recording from Mediators Beyond Borders International Peace Connect webinar where Sahlim Charles shared our latest toolkit ( The Child Peacebuilders Guide: 10 Pillars for Practicing Peace) and the importance of advancing peace education.

presents Advancing Peace Education: A Child-Centered Framework for Practicing Peace Across, a global webinar exploring how children can be ...

01/05/2026

Celebrating the hardworking hands that built our nation - Happy Labour Day.

29/04/2026

Re-Imagining New Communities is taking a short wellness break from April 30th to May 4th.

This time is dedicated to rest, personal well-being, and renewal, because caring for ourselves helps us better serve our communities.
We’ll be back energized and inspired.
See you soon!

27/04/2026

Earlier today, we attended a policy brief engagement in Kakamega County focused on governance, accountability, and access to justice for women and survivors of gender-based violence that brought together organizations and practitioners working in the social justice sector in Kakamega

The discussions reflected realities many communities know too well: survivors often face silence, limited information, weak referral systems, and services that do not always meet the urgency of their needs. Rising cases of violence remind us that policy must be matched with practical action at community level.

Protecting women and girls is not only a justice issue but a community responsibility that requires stronger collaboration between government, civil society, religious leaders, and citizens to ensure that there is a safer and more accountable communities for all.

21/04/2026

Conversation for Pastors' Spouses on Leadership & Conflict Handling.

Are you supporting your spouse in church leadership and actively involved in the ministry? This is a space for you to share, reflect, and learn together

Apply today! https://forms.gle/LvC2439QqCX2X3j28

17/04/2026

Re-Imagining New Communities, through the Faith for Peace Program, is inviting women ministry leaders from diverse church denominations to apply for a 2-day Mediation and Leadership Workshop.
This workshop is designed to strengthen your ability to navigate conflict, lead with confidence, and contribute to building peaceful and inclusive church communities.

14/04/2026

Re-Imagining New Communities, through the Faith for Peace Program, is inviting pastor spouses to apply for a 1-day conversation on leadership and conflict handling.
This gathering will create a space to share experiences, reflect together, and explore practical ways of handling these situations

https://forms.gle/LvC2439QqCX2X3j28

14/04/2026

Re-Imagining New Communities is inviting young people from Ongata Rongai to apply for a 1-day session on mediation and conflict resolution.
This session will introduce simple and practical ways of understanding and handling conflict as someone involved in community and social work.

https://forms.gle/36GwYCiJLpJDzBAk6

12/04/2026

Calling youth from Ongata Rongai.

Be part of a small group learning practical skills in mediation and conflict resolution.

Re-Imagining New Communities is inviting young people from Ongata Rongai to apply for a 1-day session on mediation and conflict resolution. This session will introduce simple and practical ways of understanding and handling conflict as someone involved in community and social work