Building Safe, Equitable, and Resilient Schools: Reflections from the GiEM Strategic Planning Workshop
The Gender in Education Movement (GiEM) convened a two-day strategic planning workshop that brought together
Together, let’s shape a better future for education through evidence-based research that empowers learners, teachers, schools & communities. Become member of WERK or support us through financial or in kind donations to drive lasting change.
A society that values the centrality of
knowledge for the creation of a humane,
equitable, and prosperous society.
The mission of WERK is to contribute to
knowledge generation and utilization through
linking research to policy and action.
WERK is a not for profit professional membership association uniting individuals who believe in equity, inclusivity, and learning. Since 1993, we’ve transformed research into real action to advance education and gender equality in Kenya.
Our initiatives strengthen early childhood, basic, and girls’ education, support teachers, and empower marginalized communities.
Join us and be part of a network using knowledge to build a fair and thriving society for all.
YEARS OF existence
WERK drives sustainable development by using research to advance education, gender equality, and inclusive policies that empower marginalized communities
WERK’s education programs use research evidence to create responsive interventions.
WERK’s research emphasizes rigor, participation, and transforming evidence into action.
WERK’s impact is seen in transforming education systems, empowering women and girls, influencing policy, and driving evidence-based, inclusive development across Kenya.
Impacted Learners
Teachers Reached
Schools Involved
House holds impacted
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Join us in shaping a brighter future through education and research. By supporting WERK whether through funding our flagship projects, engaging in collaborative research, forming technical partnerships, or advancing policy initiatives, you directly contribute to creating equitable learning opportunities for marginalized communities.
Together, we can transform evidence into action, expand access to education, and build a society that values knowledge as the foundation for equity, dignity, and prosperity.
WERK champions transformative education programs promoting equity, quality, and inclusion, empowering schools, advancing gender equity, and ensuring no child is left behind.
WERK and AHEEN support 3,450 refugees, mostly women, to access diploma training and dignified jobs across five African countries.
Empowering low-cost schools in Nairobi ,Machakos & Kajiado through training, mentorship, and governance support to enhance sustainability and registration.
WERK and UNICEF enhance digital access, inclusive learning, and OOSC support, benefiting 94,535 learners and teachers across underserved Kenyan counties.
Stay informed with stories, research highlights, and updates from WERK’s work across Kenya. Explore how our programs, partnerships, and members are advancing education equity, inclusion, and lifelong learning.
