Amani ya Juu
[caption id="attachment_2793" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Lucy and Jerita at Amani ya Juu's Kenya center[/caption] Meet Lucy and Jerita, two women from Amani ya Juu's Kenya center who are maki...
Read moreThree Amani women share their thoughts on freedom with their USA friends. Margaret "I feel blessed to be able to express myself in the area of spiritual life. Also, I feel blessed that I’m able...
Read moreMarcelline with the Robertsport Clutch $28 Marcelline's Story Meet the woman behind the Robertsport Clutch and Monrovia Wristlet "I come from Rwanda and I am a mother of one daughter. I have l...
Read moreBeatrice, of Western Kenya, was raised in a polygamous family. She was the 6th child born to her mother, and was bright enough to study in Uganda, where her uncle was a teacher. After the civil war...
Read moreThis BBC Album posted on March 15th features several fascinatingly unique pictures taken across Africa in the span on a single week. Our favorite is the couch. A man carries a sofa on his motorc...
Read moreAt Amani ya Juu (Peace from Above), we aren't just sewing peace--we're passing peace down to the next generation. Three times a year, production at our Kenya center shuts down and our focus shifts ...
Read more"Our relationships are our wealth."
This month, we have special news from Amani Kenya’s grateful Country Director, Joyce Muraya: There is an African saying which translates loosely as “our relationships are our wealth." And we at Ama...
Read more[From the Archives] A Day at Amani: Stitching & Jerita
"Over the course of the next few months, we will be sharing stories from Amani's history on the blog. We'll be calling the series, "From the Archives." Different materials will show up, including p...
Read moreWith this week's celebration of Independence Day in the United States, we asked some women at Amani Kenya to reflect on what freedom means to them. They shared with us from their different backgrou...
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