By Q Hill | Chair
Today, as votes are being counted and confirmed in the national election, our thoughts are with all Kenyans. We hope for peace in the coming days, while results are tallied and announced.
With the lead-up to this election and during the coming period of transition –either from one leadership to another or one governing term to the next– we are keeping the Transformative Citizenship Program in a holding pattern.
Once things have settled into the new administrative term, we will plan our return to Kenya to finalize which directorate Transformative Citizenship will be planted in at the Ministry of Education. We will then collaborate in establishing formal ministry monitoring and evaluation of the program’s standardization within Kenya’s secondary school curriculum.
We would welcome a one-time sponsorship for this next phase. We plan for it to be the second last phase in Kenya. As circumstances have limited current resources, a one-time sponsorship would ease the way for us to re-join our Kenyan Transformative Citizenship leaders: George, Kevin, Abayo, Harriet, Elizabeth, Zedekiah and others to take this next, near-final step forward for Joyland, Mbeka Girls', Nyang'oma Boys' Schools and Kenya's National Education Sector Plan.
Asante sana – we thank you and are grateful for your continued interest and engagement. For now, we remain focused on our concern and hope for Kenya and will update you as soon as the next term of governing has gained its momentum.
Talk soon. Take care.
Safiri salama,
Q
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