Series 2: Conversations with Individual Women Pathfinders

 

Recent Submissions

  • Field Marshal Muthoni Kirima's tribute to the late Prof. Micere Mugo 

    AWSC, Women's Economic Empowerment Hub (Women's Economic Empowerment Hub (WEE-Hub), University of Nairobi, 2023)
    A heartfelt tribute by Field Marshal Muthoni wa Kirima to Prof. Micere Githae Mugo. Prof. Mugo, a Kenyan luminary, was a professor, playwright, author, activist, and poet. She was renowned for her scholarship, serving as ...

  • Women’s Participation in Constitution-Making Process in Kenya (S.2, Part 5) 

    AWSC, Women's Economic Empowerment Hub; Kanyi, Mary Wambui (UoN, AWSC, Women’s Economic Empowerment Hub, 2021)
    To realize their gains in the constitution, Kanyi notes that the individual woman’s role was interlinked with that of others. They worked collectively and capitalized on each other’s strengths to achieve their goal in the ...

  • Women’s Participation in Constitution-Making Process in Kenya (S.2, Part 4) 

    AWSC, Women's Economic Empowerment Hub; Subow, Rukia (UoN, AWSC, Women’s Economic Empowerment Hub, 2017)
    Ambassador Rukia Subow was the “Chairperson” of Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization (MYWO), an organization involved in mobilizing grassroots women countrywide for the constitutional review process. She represented women’s ...

  • Women’s Participation in Constitution-Making Process in Kenya (S.2, Part 3) 

    AWSC, Women's Economic Empowerment Hub; Amdany, Daisy (UoN, AWSC, Women’s Economic Empowerment Hub, 2021)
    Daisy had a personal experience on with gender-based discrimination as she looked for a job after her college studies. When she finally landed a job, she realized that women were paid less than men. Her personal experience ...

  • Women’s Participation in Constitution-Making Process in Kenya (S.2, Part 2) 

    AWSC, Women's Economic Empowerment Hub; Mbote, Patricia Kameri (UoN, AWSC, Women’s Economic Empowerment Hub, 2021)
    The gender-blind and discriminatory nature of Kenyan laws, including the constitution, prompted ProfMbote to get involved in the constitution-making process in which she seized the opportunity to rectify this situation. ...

  • Women’s Participation in Constitution Making Process in Kenya (S.2, Part 1) 

    AWSC, Women's Economic Empowerment Hub; Mwidau, Maimuna (UoN, AWSC, Women’s Economic Empowerment Hub, 2021)
    The video was recorded in 2021 and it focuses on women’s engagement in the different stages of the constitution review process. In this video, the participants underscore the significance of consensus building among women ...