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ABOUT US

Peace Tree Network

Peace Tree Network is a registered Trust in Kenya working in the field of Peace building and Conflict Transformation, Human Rights, Gender and Development, Research and Advocacy. It has been in existence since the year 2000 working in different areas both within and outside the country. To ensure its objectives are met it works in partnership with CBOs, opinion leaders and the community members especially the youth and women who are involved in community development.

Vision

PTN envisions a peaceful co-existence amongst people and states of the region.

 

Thematic areas:

Gender And Development

We promote gender equality by creating inclusive spaces for dialogue, training, and advocacy. Through public forums and capacity-building initiatives, we empower communities to challenge inequality and advance gender-responsive development.

Promoting Democratic Governance

We empower communities to actively participate in local governance and hold their leaders accountable through forums and social accountability projects.

Countering Violent Extremism

PTN works with local and religious leaders to address the root causes of conflict such as extremism and support community efforts to prevent it.

Human Rights Education

We teach communities about international human rights laws, equipping them with the knowledge to advocate for their rights, with special attention to vulnerable groups like women and children.

Research and Documentation

Our research informs our programs and helps us advocate for policies that lead to peaceful and just societies.

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Testimonials

Aisha Nyawa

Some of the acts that we take for granted are actually forms of SGBV that ought to be addressed such as the groping and spanking which happens rather so often at the ferry. I’m so glad I know what action to take when this happens again.

Mwanasiti Rama

The knowledge on safe migration will really come in handy for the women i interacts with in her table banking groups. Hopefully, they will help safeguard their families and in turn  the whole community.

Emmanuel Daktari

I have learnt how to check for the legitimacy of an agency and look forward to sharing this with my  deaf friends and my brother who intends to travel for employment soon.

Abbas Salim

My ambition and desire to study law has been reignited after attending the paralegal training. It’s a good feeling to have tangible knowledge that are practically applicable when solving cases at the community.

Mwanakombo Mohammed

Many at times we follow traditions without looking into the effects it has on our children. For instance the sex education that makes them want to experiment what they’ve learnt their by making them vulnerable to sex trafficking.

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