The Muslim women advancement of right and protection (MWARP) in conjunction with NCIC and Lamu County Government have today rolled out the Induction/TOT workshop for all the Teachers in Kiunga Ward in strategic preparation for activation of Amani and rights Clubs in lamu county Schools.

The launch of this program in kiunga ward schools is timely and appropriate given the vulnerability of various conflicts witnessed in the entire region.

The program is set to orient school principals and partners on the purpose, vision, and structure of both Amani Clubs and Rights Clubs, highlighting their complementary roles in promoting peace, human rights, and civic engagement among students.

The program also seek to familiarize participants with the formation processes for both Amani and Rights Clubs, including membership criteria, leadership structures, and operational guidelines, ensuring proper setup and sustainability within schools.

The first of a kind initiative to have been launched in Lamu will enhance the understanding of how Amani and Rights Clubs can collaborate with external partners, civil society organizations, and local government stakeholders to enhance their impact on peace, security, and human rights advocacy within schools and the broader community.

The Program is in line with Governor Timamy’s strategy in promoting peace building and conflict management framework from all level of participation starting with school going children who are the most vulnerable when insecurity knocks.

In attendance is Mr. James Chappa, project Officer Mwarp, Umulkher Gender officer mwarp, mohamed Hamisi Regional Cordinator NCIC and Mr. Shee Kupi Shee, Deputy Director Peace building Lamu County Government.