Flyway

Elephants and giraffes

@ Ol Kejuado, Rift Valley, Kenya

Masai

From in 2017 but more relevant in 2020 as more girls are taken away to be child brides due to increased poverty caused by drought and famine due to . 13 million child brides in 2015 according to the UN.

Exploring the rich culture of

This incredible woman Agnes Leina is working to eradicate female ge***al mutilation in Africa by retraining ge***al cutters who make $20 for cutting girls and having them cut and sew garments instead. Flyway is partnering with Agnes to prevent 300 girls from getting cut by employing 30 cutters for 30 days to cut, sew, and bead pillows and textiles for us.

Ask an activist: Why is economic independence important for indigenous women in Kenya? Agnes Leina is an Indigenous woman from northern Kenya. She is the founder and Executive Director of the I’llaramatak Community Concerns (ICC), a resource centre offering livelihood options for women and working with pastoralist communities to recognize the equal value and potential of women and

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