Re-Imagining New Communities (RNC) is founded on the idea of bringing together different communities, enabling connections and sustainable collaborations through peacebuilding, cultural exchange and conversations. We seek to bring people together across differences. Over time we have realized that differences in language, race, culture, and worldview should not be barriers that prevent collaboration. We see great value in coming together. Celebrating our differences enables the exchange of ideas and allows us to understand and inspire one another. Thus, allowing re-imagining of new communities.
We strive to build a network of like-minded individuals, organizations, and other stakeholders in peacebuilding, cultural, democracy, education, private and public sectors to inspire a narrative that re-imagines new communities across the globe.
RNC works with like-minded organizations from any corner of the world, including schools, universities, as well as grassroots movements and organizations immersed across the arts, sports, peacebuilding, cultural, civic, social, and government sectors, to ultimately design and implement powerful collaborations.
We are focused on a bottom-up approach in which grassroots communities are active in shaping conversations around their livelihood, culture, and cohesion. Through this approach, we inspire a new generation of peacebuilders, changemakers, conscious artists, and community leaders who are able to re-imagine and redesign new approaches and opportunities to tackle some of the most harmful underlying societal issues in creative and innovative ways.
Children: Faces of the Peacebuiders is a publication that highlights the stories of our participants in the Children-Led Community Peace Labs (CLCP-Labs).
This first edition of the publication focuses on the children peacebuilders from the urban settlements (Korogocho, Dandora, Babadogo, & Kariobangi) of Nairobi, Kenya who are participating in the CLCP-Labs as the first cohort of the program.
The children shares stories of their communities, families, ambitions and why they joined CLCP-Labs and how their lives have been transformed since joining the program.
According to WHO and UNICEF, two billion people live in countries with high water stress. One of the most important recent milestones has been recognizing
While we bask in the glory and splendor of the present, it is easy to forget about the awe and aesthetic beauty of the past.
I walked into my village market center. At the entrance, I saw some boys and young men sitting around a green basin in a semi-circle.
We hire individuals who are passionate and keen to cultivate cross-cultural collaborations, build strong communities as well as peaceful societies.
We work with like-minded organizations/ Institutions, individuals including learning institutions CSOs, FBOs & grassroot movements.
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