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This Is How Young People Are Changing The Way Public Finance Systems Are Managed
In many neighborhoods across Nairobi, young people face the same problems every day: roads that flood, playgrounds and parks that…
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The Challenges You Don’t See When Youth Transform Nairobi’s Public Spaces
It started as a simple community walk, but by the end, it felt like stepping into the future of Nairobi’s…
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What Will Dandora Community Park Become Now That The Community Has Spoken?
Neighbors and local leaders of Dandora gathered at Dandora Community Park to view the first physical 3D model of Dandora…
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Here’s What Happened When Kamukunji Park Cleanup Met Textile Waste and Local Leaders Stepped In
Last time, we shared how the PSN team joined global climate leaders at the UN headquarters in Gigiri for World…
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PSN and Global Partners Lead a Bold Cleanup Effort to Build Cleaner, Safer Public Spaces For Healthier Communities
While many people were going about their day, something important was happening at the United Nations headquarters in Gigiri. The…
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From Bold Ideas to Real Projects: How Your Support Is Powering Youth to Transform Nairobi
What happens when young people take the lead on real community change? That’s exactly what’s happening right now in the…
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What Historical Kamukunji Park Reveals About Nairobi’s Past And Why It Still Matters Today
I recently visited Historical Kamukunji Park and I want you to join me on a special virtual tour. Have you…
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How Residents in Dandora, Kamukunji & Korogocho Are Filling the Gaps in Nairobi’s Climate Planning
In our last update, we shared how three community-based groups; Badilisha Mtaa from Kiambiu, BRICS from MotherLand and Kinyago United…
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Reimagining Dandora Park Together! What Would You Add to Make It Even Better?
Have you ever thought about how your neighborhood park could become a place everyone loves even more? Recently, the Public…
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Local communities are uncovering climate risks that official maps missed In Your Mtaa
If you missed our previous update, you can catch up on who’s involved and what took place in Module 1…