Climate Action & Sustainability

The mission of Studio Ng'aari Foundation is to inspire, nurture, and connect young people through arts, culture, and technology, empowering them to lead with creativity, drive social impact, and champion environmental sustainability and responsible entrepreneurship.

The vision is to build a vibrant, creative, and empowered Africa, where individuals use art, innovation, and sustainable practices to foster education, societal change, and environmental stewardship.

The core values are: 1. Creativity and Innovation 2. Empowerment through Education 3. Inclusivity and Equity 4. Sustainability 5. Integrity and Transparency

The main programs include: 1. Arts and Creativity (e.g., Studio Ng'aari Art Center, workshops, art exhibitions, and digital art initiatives). 2. Empowerment Programs (e.g., Soko Rembo Grandmothers Soap Making, Kaseve Women Basket Making, Soko Rembo Girls Mentorship, Jenga Boy Mentorship, and Kajiado S.N.F Football Cup). 3. Environmental Responsibility (e.g., UWAMA initiatives like environmental conservation awareness, waste management, and sustainable agriculture projects). 4. Education Initiatives (e.g., Tusome Revolving Library and Tech Education for Youth).

S.N.F aims to: 1. Transform its centers into hybrid innovation hubs, merging traditional arts with digital literacy (e.g., NFTs, AI tools). 2. Launch youth-led initiatives for environmental resilience, such as reforestation and "waste-to-art" projects. 3. Scale its reach through virtual platforms and pan-African partnerships to drive systemic change in education, equity, and sustainability. 4. Integrate STEM into its innovation hubs to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge research.

S.N.F has: 1. Trained over 1,000 young artists in diverse skills. 2. Empowered women, men, and youth to launch sustainable businesses and gain leadership skills. 3. Planted thousands of trees, cleaned rivers, drilled 1 borehole, and engaged communities in sustainability. 4. Reached 1,500+ children through literacy programs, improving their academic confidence.

a. Headquarters: Nairobi, Kenya. b. Satellite Centers: Murang'a County and Kajiado County. c. Future Expansion: Plans to expand across Kenya and Africa with technology-driven Art & Empowerment hubs.

S.N.F collaborates with: 1. Local communities, cultural organizations, and schools. 2. Universities, corporates, and social enterprises committed to social good. 3. Government agencies and environmental organizations.

People can join S.N.F in building a brighter Africa by supporting its programs, partnering with the organization, or contributing to its initiatives in arts, innovation, and sustainability.