Behind Our Mission We Believe :
here are no extra people on this planet. Each and every one of us is born for a special reason, a unique purpose which only we can fulfill. The best part is — The Universe is ALWAYS friendly and is constantly working for us to realize our unique purpose.(Michale Beckwith)
here are no extra people on this planet. Each and every one of us is born for a special reason, a unique purpose which only we can fulfill. The best part is — The Universe is ALWAYS friendly and is constantly working for us to realize our unique purpose.(Michale Beckwith)
The Unitarian Church Justice Action Ministry and Small Solutions Invite You
Come Meet Kenyans from the North Shore of Boston Dec 14th 7 PM. UU Church 26 Pleasant St. Nbpt. Who are Kenyans? What is the real Kenya like. What are the social, economic and cultural challenges of Kenya in 2020. Hear from and meet Kenyans who live and work in Massachusetts. Our speaker, a Kenyan, is Joselyne Chenane Nkogo, Professor at Umass Lowell of Criminology. She has written about African and Non-African refugees’ perception of police and The Importance of Interagency Collaboration for Crossover Youth. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice. This is an evening of discussion, food, music and socialization. 2019-20 Annual Appeal Goals
Join Friendly Corners with Kenyan Youth: Addressing Shared Global Challenges. Climate Change, Girl’s and Women’s Rights, Corruption in Government. O An-Line Discussion Forums between local youth (12 - 18) and their peers in Kenya. These discussions are scheduled using Zoom twice every 3 months. Your school or community organization can form its own group to participate. Connect Kids in Newburyport and our partnership with One Planet Education (http://oneplaneteducation.com) hosts shared curriculum to address endangered species and poor agricultural practices. Students share their experiences connecting children from Africa, with schools in the United States, Jordan, the Congo, Liberia and Haiti. |
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Small Solutions Big Ideas is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering Kenyan youth through technology. Our mission is to provide schools in Kenya with important resources, such as laptops and tablets, which have revolutionized education in the Western World. We address community needs during school break workshops. We are based in Newburyport, MA and Bungoma, Kenya. Our Kenyan Project Leader is Bonaventure Masika serving schools in the Bungoma region hill villages.