Messaging Guides and Tools

How African Communicators Survived 2025
How African Communicators Survived 2025 centers the voices and lived experiences of nine narrative workers from across the continent those who are usually tasked with telling other people’s stories.
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A Zine on Privatisation in Kenya
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How to Talk about Privatisation in Kenya
A Messaging Guide by Uchumi Watch
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Blogs and News

Terry Gachie
Decoding Digital Conversations: Pinpointing who said what?
January 3, 2025
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Vivian Ouya
Family Values, Gender, and Sexuality in Kenya: Reflections for a research definition
January 1, 2025
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Annette Atieno
Query Design: Unveiling the Backbone of Effective Social Listening
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Ngare Kariuki
From a “non-issue” to a matter of life and death: Exploring the weaponization of “Family Values” narrative in the Kenyan online space
January 2, 2025
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Reports

Protecting Women and Families Messaging Guide
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Analysis of Collective Campaign on Sexuality Education
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Analysis of Collective Campaign on Access to Abortion
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Family Values and
LGBTQ+ Discourse in Kenya's Digital Sphere
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