HAKI NAWIRI AFRIKA

Advancing social justice in marginalised communities and among university students.

Who We Are

Haki Nawiri Afrika

At Haki Nawiri Afrika, Exists to transform the livelihoods of indigenous peoples in Rural and beyond through Food justice, Gender justice agroecology and Youth engagement, enhancing community resilience to climate change. By fostering sustainable practices and advocating for gender equality.

Our Pillars

Haki Nawiri Afrika’s work is operational under 4 pillars :

Championing healthy food systems to achieve Food Justice
Creating platforms to address gender oppressions and enhance Gender Justice
Facilitate meaningful Youth Engagement by providing a conductive environment and nurturing movements for marginalised youth and children to thrive
Amplifying realities of frontline communities affected by climate crisis to reverse these negative impacts and achieve Climate Justice

What We Do

The 4 Pillars we operate in at Haki Nawiri Afrika

Food Justice

This involves political and technical education of the food production process from soil, seed, care for crops and harvest. The pillar further involves training smallholder food producers on agroecology. The pillar is also implemented in Indigenous Peoples territories.

Climate Justice

This is documenting experiences of communities impacted by climate crisis, engagement in policy advocacy and building community resilience to climate change through agroecology trainings

Gender Justice

This pillar addresses power relations and creates space for meaningful engagement of communities , human rights education , land rights and legal rights.

Youth Engagement

Youth engagement pillar involves working with young people including in schools and out of school youth. The activities in this pillar are: human rights education, child rights and child protection, legal rights awareness.