Kenya Network of Women and Girls with Disabilities
A feminist, intersectional, human rights-based movement of women and girls with disabilities, amplifying voices, advancing leadership, and driving transformative change across Kenya.
Building inclusive power, together
The Kenya Network of Women and Girls with Disabilities is a convening platform bringing together diverse voices across physical, visual, hearing, psychosocial, intellectual, and neurodiverse disabilities, to mobilize for justice, solidarity, and visibility.
Our vision is a barrier-free, inclusive, and just Kenya where all women and girls with disabilities live with dignity, autonomy, and equal opportunity to participate fully in every sphere of life.
More about our story
“Nothing About Us Without Us”Our guiding mantra: embodying feminist principles, human rights, and intersectional inclusion.
Six interconnected pillars of change
Our Strategic Vision (2026–2030) is organized around pillars that move the Network from a loose collective to a well-structured, sustainable, and influential national movement.
Inclusive Governance & Accountability
Establish participatory and transparent leadership structures rooted in feminist ethics and disability inclusion.
Membership & Movement Solidarity
Expand membership to include individuals, organizations, and youth champions across Kenya's 47 counties.
Advocacy, Policy Influence & Rights Protection
Champion inclusive laws, policies, and budgets that advance SRHR, GBV prevention, political participation, and economic justice.
Movement-Building & Strategic Alliances
Strengthen partnerships with national, regional, and international networks (e.g. FEMNET, CREA, UAF, UN Women).
Visibility, Communication & Storytelling
Position the Network as a leading voice on disability and gender inclusion in Kenya and beyond.
Intergenerational Leadership & Care Systems
Institutionalize mentorship and leadership pipelines connecting older and younger women.
Stories, statements & advocacy updates
Statements, campaign updates, and stories from the movement.
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