Kenya Women Parliamentary Association (KEWOPA) in partnership with the Institute of Public Finance (IPF), concluded a two-day Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) training in Taita Taveta County, equipping women entrepreneurs with practical skills to build sustainable and profitable businesses. The training brought together women entrepreneurs to strengthen their capacity in business
Inclusive electoral governance depends on equal participation, fair access, and accountable institutions that ensure every citizen has an opportunity to shape democratic processes. The Kenya Women Parliamentary Association (KEWOPA), in partnership with Uraia and with support from the Embassy of Denmark in Kenya and Somalia, convened a Town Hall on
“Online attacks are not merely personal; they are designed to silence women, discourage participation in leadership, and undermine democracy,” said Senator Beth Syengo during a forum on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Elections, and Online Abuse. The forum brought together women leaders, governance stakeholders, law enforcement agencies, and development partners to examine
KEWOPA, in partnership with the Center for Reproductive Rights, convened a regional training for judges and parliamentarians to strengthen judicial and legislative capacity in advancing Sexual, Reproductive and Maternal Health Rights (SRMHR). The training brought together key actors from the judiciary and legislature to examine legal frameworks, medical perspectives, assisted
KEWOPA, in partnership with Uraia and with support from the Embassy of Denmark in Kenya and Somalia, convened women leaders, youth representatives, civil society organizations, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), electoral stakeholders, local administrators, and community leaders in Uasin Gishu County for a dialogue on enhancing inclusive electoral governance through women