K-HAKIKituo cha HAKIPartners and collaborators
A joint activity, a training host and a long-term institutional partnership are different relationships. K-HAKI names the documented connection and avoids implying more than the record supports.
K-HAKI’s September 2023 report records joint school debates on citizenship, documentation barriers and belonging.
Relationship described: activity collaboration. Current institutional status should be reconfirmed before using either organisation’s logo.
K-HAKI’s July 2024 report records participation in training on monitoring, documenting and reporting human-rights violations.
Relationship described: training and learning engagement.
The July 2024 monitoring and reporting training was hosted at Carolina for Kibera.
Relationship described: documented activity location and institutional context.
K-HAKI identifies organisational-development learning through the Our Rights, Our Future programme as part of its institutional growth.
Relationship described: capacity-development support. Funding dates and logo permissions should be verified before a formal donor display.
Work with us
K-HAKI is open to responsible collaboration on community legal empowerment, civic participation, statelessness, digital rights, organisational development, public learning and youth-led practice.
Bring local knowledge, participant relationships and a clear safeguarding role.
Bring legal, research, digital-security, learning or organisational expertise that can be transferred.
Support realistic costs, community time, administration, safeguarding and learning—not activity visibility alone.