Voices For Peace
February 4, 2026Women and youth-led conflict transformation labs
When women unite, knowledge becomes liberation. They lift each other, not just with hands, but with wisdom - building bridges of opportunity that span generations." "Strong Women, Resilient Futures: Breaking Poverty in Arid Lands
A society where women and girls in Wajir have equal opportunities and are free from discrimination.
To empower women and girls through education, mentorship, and advocacy for gender equality.
By volunteering your time, skills, or voice, you help us uplift communities, support survivors, and empower future leaders. No effort is too small - together, we create lasting change.
We support women in pastoral communities to build economic resilience, access basic services, and strengthen community support systems in drought-prone areas..
Our programs focus on skills training, GBV awareness, and empowering women and girls to improve their livelihoods and participate in community development.
We help women gain practical skills, grow small businesses, and access support networks that promote self-reliance and inclusion.
We strengthen women’s groups through capacity building, livelihood support, and community engagement to enhance resilience and leadership.
Our work centers on economic empowerment, gender advocacy, and skills development to improve household stability and opportunity.
We promote women’s empowerment through education, economic initiatives, and community programs that build peace and resilience.
We support women with vocational training and leadership development to enhance economic participation and social inclusion.
Women for Women Alliance empowers women through skills development initiatives such as heen art training and tailoring schools, equipping them with practical tools to achieve economic independence and long-term self-reliance.
Heen Art Classes are a creative initiative under the Women for Women Alliance that offer a therapeutic and empowering space for women and youth in Wajir. These sessions go beyond just painting and drawing - they are designed to promote emotional healing, boost self-esteem, and encourage self-expression through various artistic mediums. Participants are guided to explore their inner creativity while developing new skills that can also open doors to economic opportunities, such as selling art or crafting handmade items. The classes foster a sense of community and well-being, especially for those who have experienced trauma or marginalization.
The Tailor School is a vocational training program aimed at equipping women with practical tailoring and fashion design skills. Participants learn the essentials of sewing, pattern-cutting, garment construction, and textile knowledge. With a hands-on approach, the program empowers women to become self-reliant by enabling them to start their own tailoring businesses or secure employment in the local textile and fashion sectors. This initiative not only boosts household incomes but also builds confidence and a sense of purpose among women, contributing to the broader goal of economic empowerment and gender equality in the community.
On this day we honor the resilience of children and reflect on the progress made in ensuring their rights across Wajir, Kenya.