LIONS OF SCIENCE is a German registered association and a new internet platform aiming to find and award prizes to Kenyan students with the most creative and innovative projects. Students can submit scientific projects by choosing from different categories like Health, Environment, ICT or Engineering and benefit from the network, engaging with a world-wide audience. The projects should enrich Kenyan society or the international community and contribute towards improving standards of living. A jury will decide on a shortlist of projects. Any visitors to our site then have the opportunity to vote for projects through social media platforms like facebook. The projects and website offer the opportunity to engage with an African legacy of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.

Africa is a continent of dynamic change. In order to foster self-sufficient, social and economic progress, it needs home grown solutions and scientific creativity. The goal is to encourage a start today, for the matters of today and tomorrow. The spirit of Lions of Science and the website aim to inspire and promote young people exploring the scientific world:More information check here www.lionsofscience.org

For the first time project-applications can be submitted between from 04^th March - 08^th of April 2013.

LIONS OF SCIENCE are also on facebook click here

Everyone has a dream in life. These dreams help us define our own individual path, purpose and goals. In this project, Women Deliver, DSW (Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung), and The Lancet want to highlight and explore the dreams of young people living across the world. More information click here

In April 2011, a six month pilot project was launched to implement Youth friendly adolescent sexual and reproductive health services in Wakiso District; Kasanje Sub-County at the health center.Read more

12th-16th November 2012, Nairobi, Kenya.
Theme: Putting Young People at the Heart of Regional Development.
65% of the total population of Africa is below the age of 35 years, and over 35%
are between the ages of 15 and 35 years - making Africa the most youth full
continent. Most of these youth live in extreme poverty – 60.7 million young
people live on less than US $1 a day. They are particularly challenged and
vulnerable as a result of poverty, unemployment, adolescent health issues,
including HIV infection, conflicts and lack of participation in decision making
processes of matters affecting their lives. More information click here

For those of you who are: facilitators, trainers, educators, and anyone who is involved in ideas generation sessions in their divisions, departments or teams. DSW Training Centre has organised a Free Promotional Training on Creative Facilitation. Just for you. Youth workers/social workers, teachers, artists, counsellors and trainers are also welcome. Read more

On the 14th of October 2011, 23 young people from across Europe gathered together in Warsaw Poland to take part in the YouAct Changemakers workshop.

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