Justice grows from the ground up.
Haki Nawiri Afrika advances food, climate, gender and social justice with communities, young people and grassroots movements.
Our approach
Rights become real when communities can organise, learn and act.
Our work connects agroecology, human rights education, community dialogue, movement building and policy advocacy. We build on community knowledge and collective action to turn rights into everyday practice.
Six pathways for justice
Our work, shown through real activity.
From soil and seed to food sovereignty
Agroecology, food systems learning and organising with smallholder producers.
Resilience led by frontline communities
Documenting climate realities, building resilience and engaging policy.
Voice, rights and equal participation
Community dialogue, human rights education, land rights and legal awareness.
Young people shaping change
Human rights learning, child protection, student engagement and movement building.
05 / CHILD RIGHTS
Safe, heard and able to thrive
Rights awareness and participation with children, schools and communities.
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06 / POLICY & ADVOCACY
Community voices in global decisions
Watch Leonida Odongo’s CFS 51 contribution on African food sovereignty, published in our advocacy record.
Evidence of action
Impact recorded across our programmes.
Figures drawn from Haki Nawiri Afrika’s existing website impact record.
Field stories
See the work, not just the words.
Haki Nawiri Afrika in Siaya County
A direct window into community-based work and engagement.
People behind the work
Grounded leadership. Community knowledge.
Haki Nawiri Afrika was formed by Kenya-based activists in collaboration with university students from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. The idea dates to 2019 and continues to centre community experience, rights and collective action.
Partners & networks
Change is built through collaboration.
Take part
Support community-led justice that people can see and feel.
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