This UK election marks an important moment, signaling a shift in the political landscape beyond just a change in government. Here’s a short reflective piece inspired by questions from my 11-year-old on Labour’s win, the Conservative’s losses, and the emergence…
In the realm of humanitarian aid and development, the term “orphan” has long been associated with vulnerability and the need for intervention. Yet, beneath this seemingly benevolent label lies a complex web of misconceptions and harmful stereotypes that can perpetuate…
My children, Christopher Kyobe and Tangaza, have made me reflect on the legacy I will leave them. This isn’t about wealth or achievements, but a far greater legacy for all of us: what kind of world will we leave behind…
Coronavirus continues to have a devastating impact across the globe on children and their rights, widening disparities, increasing gender (and other) inequalities, and leaving the poorest behind. The pandemic has affected children and their families in so many ways, with…
While the UK is home to seven of the ten Formula 1 teams, hosts various rounds of Formula 1 World Championship and World Rally Championship races, and is supported by more than 4000 companies, there are clear issues with racial…
History was made on the 18th December 2019 as all 193 member states of the United Nations formally recognised that orphanages do not protect children, they harm them, and have together called for the progressive end of institutional care globally.…
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. Having been in post for 100 days I wanted to share my progress with you, as well as thank you for your incredible support this year. Because of you, we have been able…
“An estimated 8 million children are growing up in orphanages across the world…”(Save the Children) 50,000 of these children are growing up in orphanages here in Uganda. The lack of comparable data and the fact that many institutions are not…
Society’s understanding of masculinity is changing, redefining culture and challenging archaic and long held beliefs. Join the conversation, and let’s promote gender justice and prevent violence, by engaging men and boys in partnership with women, girls, and individuals of all…
April was Stress Awareness Month. During this time , after the first quarter of the calendar year, many people struggle with managing their stress levels at work, at home and even within their social lives. Stress can be inevitable for…