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#Self introductions section

Started by Benard Ondiek Sep 25, 2024 3 replies 👁 3 views
Benard Ondiek Admin Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
Sep 25, 2024 at 9:55 am

Please introduce yourself so the other members know who you are. Feel free to tell us your name, Country, and profession.

KATYA KAVUTWA Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Hello good people and actor of Change,

My name is Katya Kavutwa Acousta, I am a Congolese by nationality but living in Kenya, I'm a art teacher and french teacher working with Kenya Relief organization in Migori. I hold a masters in Business administration - Entrepreneurship.

I'm just got the certification of participation in this program of African population and health research center.

I'm a music director, singer , song writer, guitarist, drummer in short a Music Producer.

Looking forward to hearing from you

Blessings

Acousta K.K.

Desmond Angira Admin Community Champion (1,500+ points) Community Champion
↩ replied to KATYA KAVUTWA 6 months ago

Dear @KATYA KAVUTWA 

Welcome, and congratulations on earning your certification from the African Population and Health Research Center program!

Your diverse background in art, French education, entrepreneurship, and music production is truly inspiring. It’s wonderful to see such a passionate actor of change bringing together creativity, education, and leadership. Your work with Kenya Relief in Migori, alongside your musical talents, reflects a powerful commitment to making a difference in multiple spaces.

We look forward to learning from your experiences, insights, and creative contributions as part of this community.

@all 

Charles Member Community Champion (1,500+ points) Community Champion
3 months ago
Hello everyone,
My name is Charles Anyama, Founding Executive Director of Purpose Rwanda, a peer-led addiction recovery and prevention organization based in Kigali, Rwanda. While our core work centers on the Purposeful Agent of Transformation (PAT) model, peer-led recovery support, we have increasingly seen how creative expression, storytelling, music, and shared narrative help people process experiences that are difficult to articulate in a clinical or purely verbal setting.
I am here to learn from this community how the arts have been used deliberately as therapeutic and social change tools elsewhere in Africa, and to consider how we might incorporate more of this into our own peer support sessions.
Looking forward to learning from everyone's experience here.
Individually Weaker, Collectively Stronger.