Our main mission as a radical and intersectional feminist organization in Kisumu is to redefine feminism in African Women’s views through the Celebration of young African feminists within inclusive-intersectional feminist spaces that are Afrocentric.
This simply means we create feminist spaces that center young women, embrace being African and creates a welcoming environment for conversations aimed at sibling-hood and solidarity.
We are keen on growing feminism in the western region and having a strong influence on county policies that will improve community development initiatives. We will continue to educate other young people on feminism, SRHR and other emerging issues of concern towards building a more equitable and inclusive society under this program.
We will work with women, youth and GNC persons to help them grow economically through providing training and funding opportunities. We will also embark on a research-based approach to investigate causes of income inequality and discrimination against women and ITGNC persons in western Kenya, creating a platform for this data to be used in policy, decision making and improved programming towards reducing the circle of poverty.
Through this program, we will organise the safety of our staff, members, and associates against the threat of violence and any other emerging security concerns.
In line with our core values, KFS is committed to creating a safe and healthy environment for staff and members to re-calibrate and re-energize.
Redefining feminism in African Womxn’s views through the Celebration of African feminists in spaces that are inclusive, inter-sectional and Afrocentric.
Mark your calendars! 🗓️✨ Second edition of Noir Feminist Festival is happening on June 7th, 2025, in...
June 7th 2025
12 pm - 12 am
Kisumu, Kenya
On 10th September 2021, we organized a food rive that saw 60 plus women, trans and gnc persons come to get foo
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