Student training
Protection of LGBTQ+ Refugees With First-Year Law Students
An introductory training designed to help first-year students engage LGBTQ+ issues and refugee protections with stronger legal grounding and community awareness.
Talks and trainings
Learning rooted inrights and protection
We work with students and partners to deepen understanding of LGBTQ+ issues and refugee rights, helping participants build better conversations around equality, justice, and non-discrimination.
Training archive
Learning spaces that connect legal education with lived realities.
Our talks and trainings help students and community audiences understand LGBTQ+ rights, refugee protection, civic participation, and the legal and social conditions affecting queer lives in Kenya.
Partnership trainingJune 24-25, 2024
Talks With First- and Third-Year Law Students
Held on June 24 and 25, 2024 with Nature Network, Refugee Coalition of East Africa, and Joyful Hope Resource Platform Centre, this training focused on refugee rights, protection gaps, and the realities faced in Kakuma Camp.
Student trainingMarch 18, 2024
Protection of LGBTQ+ Refugees With Third-Year Law Students
A deeper legal conversation held on March 18, 2024 with refugee-led partners, designed to equip students to discuss LGBTQ+ refugee justice with greater rigor and care.
Legal dialogueOctober 23-24, 2023
LGBTQ+ Refugee Talks
Across two days in October 2023, students heard directly from advocates and refugees on orientation, gender identity, the Kenyan legal framework, hate crimes, and the everyday experience of displacement.
Partnership trainingNovember 7, 2022
Protection of LGBTQ+ Refugees With Law Students
In partnership with NGLHRC and Defenders Coalition, this November 7, 2022 session introduced students to the legal, social, and humanitarian realities shaping LGBTQ+ refugee protection.
Civic engagementNakuru
Siasa Ya ID in Nakuru
We participated in the Siasa Ya ID initiative in Nakuru, encouraging young people to register for national IDs as a key step toward civic participation and voting. The engagement supported youth empowerment and reinforced the importance of access, representation, and inclusion in democratic processes.
ForumFebruary 13, 2026 | 9:00am-1:00pm EAT
Protection and Inclusion in Humanitarian Programming
We were an implementing partner in the convening on Protection and Inclusion of LGBTQIA+ Persons in Humanitarian Programming in Kenya, leading discussion on legal, sexual and reproductive health, and digital safety.
Advocacy forumPublic engagement
Queer Refugee Rights Advocacy
In partnership with MKU Parklands Law Campus and refugee organizations, we facilitated a public engagement forum connecting legal education with the lived realities of queer refugees and broader calls for inclusive practice.
Other programmes
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