OUR PROJECTS.
1. Wakati ni Sasa Project
We have led and different programs like “Wakati ni Sasa”, which we draw on cutting-edge academic research and conduct our own rigorous evaluation to understand how to optimize journalisms impact. We use this knowledge to train journalists and media managers and directly design and support investigations. Finally, we work with media stations, journalist and media donors around the world to scale our model of evidence-based research and media actions.
Some of the notable successes include the campaign to support dialogues on improved journalism through evidence-based journalism and conducted various trainings and a rapid networking with all stakeholders right from our primary targets, government, community and other non-state actors.
2. SEMA NAYE Project
Reach for Action team conducted project titled “SEMA NNAYE Project” at Temeke District. The project equipped adolescent girls with comprehensive information on HIV, AIDS, and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), empowered them to make informed decisions about their health. The inclusive approach ensured that the education provided aligned with local norms and values, foster community acceptance and reduced stigma associated with discussions on HIV/AIDS and SRHR
