The rights of indigenous women and girls are a part of a larger worldwide pattern that limits IWG’s control over their lives, bodies, education, resources, environment, natural resources, political participation, and choices. These behaviors, along with others that fit this pattern, provide some of the most pressing and difficult issues of our day, issues that will have long-term effects on both population growth and political stability.
National Preparatory Forum
The Forum is a learning space that values indigenous knowledge within the movement.Read More »
Grassroots Women Gathering
Providing a unique opportunity and space to common strategizes, learning and developed community solutions.Read More »
Women General Assembly
Brings together grassroots women from Kenya’s fourteen (14) Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) clusters.Read More »
Annual Women Conference
Indigenous Women is an annual conference for indigenous women from around Africa.Read More »
Grassroots Women Clusters
The most local group that primarily educates women on matters that specifically impact them.Read More »
National Preparatory Forum
The Forum is a learning space that values indigenous knowledge within the movement.Read More »
Grassroots Women Gathering
Providing a unique opportunity and space to common strategizes, learning and developed community solutions.Read More »
Women General Assembly
Brings together grassroots women from Kenya’s fourteen (14) Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) clusters.Read More »
Annual Women Conference
Indigenous Women is an annual conference for indigenous women from around Africa.Read More »
Grassroots Women Clusters
The most local group that primarily educates women on matters that specifically impact them.Read More »
National Preparatory Forum
The Forum is a learning space that values indigenous knowledge within the movement.Read More »
Grassroots Women Gathering
Providing a unique opportunity and space to common strategizes, learning and developed community solutions.Read More »
Women General Assembly
Brings together grassroots women from Kenya’s fourteen (14) Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) clusters.Read More »
Indigenous Women & Girls (IWG)
IWGs marginalization has resulted in violations and abuses that are pervasive across Kenyan society.
IWC Movement Structure
Principles of Our Work
Mission: To champion for equal rights; opportunities and spaces for indigenous women.
Vision: Amplifying the rights of indigenous women for shared prosperity.
Thematic focus: Influence VOICE and Leadership of indigenous women, Policy and Advocacy & Capacity Building
