The Silence of Men — and the Courage to Break It
Each June, Kenya observes Men’s Mental Health Month. In Korogocho, on a Saturday morning, boys, fathers and old men gather to talk about something rarely spoken of.
Read More →Each June, Kenya observes Men’s Mental Health Month. In Korogocho, on a Saturday morning, boys, fathers and old men gather to talk about something rarely spoken of.
Read More →In Korogocho leben offiziell 36.900 Menschen – oder doch 200.000? Wie politische Interessen und statistische Methoden bestimmen, wer in Kenias größtem Slum gezählt wird und wer unsichtbar bleibt.
Read More →Zum Muttertag ein Besuch in Nairobis Slum Korogocho. Er offenbart ein Schicksal, das Millionen junger Frauen in Kenia teilen.
Read More →Kenya is undergoing its most significant education overhaul in decades. The old 8-4-4 model is being replaced by a more flexible one. Earlier school entry, and shorter degree programmes. Here is what is changing, and why.
Read More →An estimated 150,000 to 200,000 people live in Korogocho – an area of only about 1.5 square kilometers.
Read More →Während in Deutschland täglich 122 Liter sauberes Trinkwasser pro Kopf aus dem Hahn fließen, kämpfen Hunderttausende Menschen im Nairobi-Slum Korogocho täglich ums Überleben.
Read More →Was ich nicht erwartet hatte bei meiner Reise nach Korogocho: diese unglaubliche, lebendige, trotzige Kraft der Slum-Bewohner.
Read More →Ein herausragendes Beispiel für den Wandel in Korogocho ist Maureen. Ihr Wirken zeigt eindrucksvoll, was Empowerment in der Praxis bedeutet.
Read More →Officially, Kenya is a country with free primary education for all. In practice, parents in Korogocho face very different questions.
Read More →As the world marks International Day of the Girl, Kenya’s statistics tell a sobering story. Nearly one million girls under 18 are estimated to be growing up in Nairobi’s informal settlements.
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