CIVIC EDUCATION ORGANIZED BY YADEN and IOM UN MIGRATION
In a time when leadership is often chosen by tribe or token promises, a group of determined youth in Wajir gathered for a different kind of conversation—one rooted in truth, justice, and the power of women to shape a better future. This past week, WYFYAD (Wajir Youth for Youth and Development) , in partnership with YADEN East Africa and with the generous support of IOM – UN Migration , hosted a transformative Civic Education and Anti-Radicalization Workshop . The workshop brought together passionate young people from across Wajir, including a strong and vocal group of young women—sisters, wives, and mothers—ready to take their place at the forefront of change. The message was clear: women and youths are not just victims of bad governance—they are agents of change . Participants were trained on the structures of devolved government, their rights as citizens, and how to hold leaders accountable. But it didn’t stop there. Special sessions were dedicated to the critical role women...