Promoting Active Non-Violence in Kenya
LIFE IS SACRED
"You must show the world that you abhor fighting." - Bishop Desmond Tutu
Activities
2023 activities
LIFE IS SACRED
"You must show the world that you abhor fighting." - Bishop Desmond Tutu
LIFE IS SACRED;
We Care
VISION A Kenyan society living in Active Non-Violence (ANV)
"There can be no future unless there is peace. There can be no peace unless there is reconciliation."
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"There can be no future unless there is peace. There can be no peace unless there is reconciliation."
Desmond Tutu, Bishop
Respect & Compassion
Our Programs
PEACEBUILDING AND CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION
SECURITY AND SAFETY
GOVERNANCE
RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION
Who We Are
Our goal is to reduce the levels of violence in Kenya.
Radically centering the negative impact of violence, Chemichemi serves to enhance social transformation through Active Non-Violence (ANV), community policing, civic education, research, networking, and Inter-religious Dialogue (IRD) in order to achieve the rule of law, public safety, harmony and self-development in Kenya
2023 activities
Introduction: In 2023, Chemchemi Ya Ukweli (CYU) continued its dedicated efforts towards peacebuilding and promoting good governance in Kenya, focusing particularly on implementing the Freedom of Religion and Belief project in Nakuru, Migori, Kakamega, and Isiolo counties. The primary aim remained steadfast – to foster peaceful and just societies where all individuals can freely exercise …
Summary report 2022
On August 9, 2022, Kenyans went to the polls for what was billed as the most competitive presidential election in their country’s history. After six days of tallying votes, Deputy President William Ruto was declared the president-elect, winning with 50.49 percent of the vote. Opposition leader Raila Odinga came in second with 48.85 percent. The significance of this election …
2019 Annual report
Message from the Advisory Board Chair Chemchemi Ya Ukweli and its supporters helped hundreds of Kenya citizensto pursue social justice with the year 2019. These citizens accesseddemocracy, peace and security while others benefited from an advanced knowledge and practice of active nonviolence. These and other achievements described in this report represent a beacon of hope …
Our Partners
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