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Respect across Cultures: Lessons from Our SCN Cultural Exchange Club
Respect across Cultures (AI generated visual) At the heart of meaningful change lies one simple yet powerful value: respect. Today, across our System Changer Network (SCN) communities in Kenya and India, we hosted another inspiring session of our Cultural Exchange Club — a unique sharing platform where NGOs, community leaders, and members come together to exchange perspectives on cultural…
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Respect Across Cultures
Respect across cultures (image AI generated) Today in our SCN Networks from India and Kenya, we hosted another inspiring Cultural Exchange Club — a sharing program that brings together NGOs and community members to exchange perspectives on cultural topics. Today’s theme was respect, and the conversation showed just how deeply this value shapes everyday life, relationships, and community…
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Are traditional NGOs and social engagement slowly dying?
Participate in our survey. Let’s define sharing approaches together. A difficult question. But perhaps the wrong one. Maybe the better question is: Can traditional models of support survive a world that has fundamentally changed? Funding is shrinking. Donor priorities are shifting. Communities increasingly expect participation — not top-down solutions. Young professionals want purpose,…
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More bags for our farmers - News from in our farmer communities in Kenya
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From Access to Impact: Teaching AI Where It Matters Most
We use AI naturally in our daily lives—at work, in our studies, and for everyday tasks. It’s becoming almost invisible in how seamlessly it supports us. AI skills for vulnerable communities in Kenya and beyond But this raises a more important question: How can people in different contexts—such as communities in Kenya—learn to apply AI effectively in ways that truly matter to them?Especially…
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Perfectly Delivered. Fundamentally Missed.
Have you ever experienced this? Outputs delivered might work well when we talk about products and business. It does not , when we talk about human beings. An initiative can be perfectly implemented—and still miss the point. In many development settings, the focus naturally shifts to what is visible and reportable: activities completed, people reached, plans delivered. These are important. They…
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Floods in Nairobi
Inside homes Over the weekend, heavy rains caused severe flooding across Nairobi, leaving dozens of people dead and thousands affected. Homes, roads and small businesses were submerged within hours as drainage systems could not handle the intense rainfall. (CGTN News) For many people in the city’s urban informal settlements, floods are not a rare disaster anymore — they have become a repeating…
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A Day of Collaboration, Learning, and Growth: Farmers Cooperative Open Day
A special event, driven by our Sustainable Collaboration Network Partner NGO Core Health & Wealth in Tongaren, Kenya What an inspiring day it was at our Farmers Cooperative Open Day. From the vibrant energy to the meaningful conversations, the event powerfully demonstrated what becomes possible when farmers come together with a shared vision. As captured in the video, our cooperatives are far…
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Volunteers needed!
We offer several volunteering opportunties within our Sustainable Collaboration Network SCN Kenya. You find the complete of our assignments here. This is onie of our latest assignment opportunities: Volunteering Opportunity – WordPress Expert (ideally located in Germany/online and remote & later volunteering stay in Kenya possible)We are looking for a highly skilled WordPress expert to help us…
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AI Skills for Teachers — Practical Impact in Vulnerable Communities in Kenya
Practical application and examples on what is possible to achieve with AI tools – for teachers in vulnerable communities – can make a huge difference What happens when teachers in underserved communities receive hands-on AI training instead of only theory? We recently conducted a practical AI training with volunteer educators through System Changer Network Kenya, focused on real classroom use…
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Kenya is calling: Discover. Empower. Make an Impact. Volunteer!
Volunteering for students and 55 years plus Ready for an experience that changes you as much as it changes the world?With SCN’s Volunteer Exchange Program in Kenya, you’ll step into real community projects, learn by doing, and co‑create solutions that matter. Who is it for?🎓 Students eager to turn curiosity into global experience🎒 High‑school graduates seeking a purposeful gap experience🌟 55+…
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Tendo, one of the System Changer Network Kenya NGO partners Tendo – one of our System Changer Network Kenya Core NGOs – began its journey in the heart of the Mukuru slums in Nairobi. While still es…
From the slums of Mukuru to Western Kenya, Tendo is scaling community solutions that empower vulnerable families. 🌱💧 Through organic farming, hygiene initiatives, and local microbusiness support, they create sustainable income and resilient communities. Explore hands-on impact by joining an exchange stay at Tendo’s centers and see systemic change in action! More info: scn-kenya.org
From Mukuru to Western Kenya: How Tendo Is Scaling Community Solutions
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Curiosity: The Hidden Driver of systemic Community Transformation in Kenya
System Changer network (SCN) Kenya Perspective Curiosity is often seen as something small or childlike. But within the System Changer Network Kenya, it’s one of the strongest forces we have for innovation, resilience, and community transformation. 🔹 Curiosity drives innovation.When we ask why, what if, or how else, we uncover new ideas that move us beyond short-term fixes. It helps our NGOs and…
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Those minutes speak louder than any report
Yesterday, I spent just 15 minutes in a rural health facility in Western Kenya — and those minutes spoke louder than any report. A girl gets a nail removed without any pain killer A young girl had a severely infected toe. Her nail had to be removed. No painkiller. Not before, not after. The doctor did his best — with almost nothing to work with. He does not even have a stethoscope. An elderly…
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Rising Together: How Teenage Mothers Are Turning Poultry Into Power
It marked a powerful step forward for community resilience as we conducted a hands-on poultry farming training with teenage mothers and their parents. What may look like a simple agricultural lesson is, in reality, a doorway to independence, improved health, and long-term stability for families who often stand at the margins of opportunity. Why Poultry? Because Livelihood and Health Go Hand in…
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Why Shared Values Matter in building a better world— and Why They’re Harder Than They Look
When we talk about partnerships for a better world, we often imagine that everyone at the table automatically shares the same values. But in reality, every stakeholder comes with a different lens: 🔹 Companies look for measurable impact, visibility, and alignment with their brand. 🔹 NGOs look for long-term change, community trust, and continuity. 🔹 Communities look for dignity, opportunity,…
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