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National Coalition
Kenya - Elimu Yetu Coalition
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Contact Details
Andiwo Obondoh
Elimu Yetu
All Africa Conference of Churches,
Waiyaki Way Westlands
Nairobi 00100,
Kenya
Tel: +254 727 935 853
E-mail:
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News
1st May - Nuvo - Kenya
Web exclusive: The right to learn
For millions of children around the world, going to school is not a given. That's the message of Mary Njoroge, Kenya's former director of Basic Education, who stopped in Indianapolis to help kick off the Global Campaign for Education's Week of Action, April 21-27. Google News Alert for: "Owain James"
On the 21st Elimu Yetu is organising a press conference to launch the week, and inform the press of the upcoming activities.
23rd April – Business Daily - Kenya
Africa: Support for Education Waning, Warns UN
21st April - Daily Nation - Kenya
Education crying out for reforms
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Member Organisations
Elimu Yetu Coalition, commonwealth Education Fund, Efforts of the Poor in Development (EPID), Dajara Civic Initiative Forum, Kenya National Union of Teachers, Pamoja, ANNPCAN, Abednego Youth Group, Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers, Nyanza Youth Coalition, African Canadian Continuing Education Society, UJAMAA Centre, Al-Tawoon Youth Organisaiton, Kenya National Association of Parents, Literacy for All, Kenya Alliance for the Advancement of Childrens Rights,
Community Education Economic Development Assistance, Kenya Education Journalists Association (KEJA), ActionAid International Kenya, Kibera Slub Education Program (KISEP)
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What happened in Action Week 2009?
In Kenya the theme for Global Action Week was localized to "Eradicate Illiteracy: Realize Universal Primary Education". It began with a press briefing on 19th April, followed by the main event a few days later, which was attended by the Director of Basic Education and various other officials. The focus was on promoting education for all children and adults through Basic Primary Education and Adult and Continuing Education.
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What happened in Action Week 2008?
Despite the political set-backs around the elections, Action Week activities were a hit in Kenya and the Elimu Yetu coalition joined forces with UNESCO to pull off the World's Biggest Lesson in a slum area of Kibera.
The lesson focused on the education needs for the children and young people who faced violence and exclusion following the post-election crisis. There was also a public rally which was attended by the Minister of Finance. Elimu Yetu organised a press conference to launch the week, and inform the press of the upcoming activities.
In a Mombasa Secondary School, Councillor Teddy Mwambire of Ganze Kilifi District sat in class together with Maina Mbugua, a parliamentary aspirant in Kisumu Constituency for the World’s Biggest Lesson.
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What happened in Action Week 2007?
Throughout the week campaigners took part in activities across the country – participating in workshops on what the government was doing for EFA.
The highlight of the week was a huge walk across Nairoibi, from Jamhuri High School to Pumewani Sports Ground that was headed up by the Prisons Brass Band.
Having marched and chanted through the streets the crowds assembled to watch performances that depicted the poor situation of some Kenyan schools and the demands on the government for more action.
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Kenya