DadaPower’s manifesto is grounded in People and Planet first principles. Women and girls bear the brunt of the climate crisis, making their voices paramount in  day to day climate conversations. This essence of our feminist climate justice work centers on raising awareness about the climate crisis, which is a lived reality for many  and supporting girls and women-led climate action. We create action spaces where communities develop climate solutions while acknowledging the central role of indigenous knowledge, food sovereignty and justice in climate action. We dream, live and innovate ecofeminism.

Feminani is a movement building initiative borrowed from the words ‘feminism’ and ‘mashinani’ – swahili word for grassroots. It engages girls and young womxn by centering their realities, needs, contributions and aspirations to forge sustainable lives that reflect reproductive justice, workplace preparedness, career development and women’s leadership.

Feminani aims to foster a network of feminists and young womxn in Murang’a county, with the long-term goal of a feminist climate justice movement in the county. Murang’a county. The programme targets young women in rural areas in Murang’a county, who are mostly left out in mainstream discourses on gender equality and equity, engagement in governance processes and self-advancement opportunities such as jobs and career development guidance.