Over the past months Stowelink has been able to receive several wins. The members work has been able to receive both local and global recognition as below
OGWENO STEPHEN SELECTED FOR THE 2020 DALAI LAMA FELLOWSHIP.
Housed at the University of Virginia’s Contemplative Sciences Center, Dalai Lama Fellows cultivates and supports a global movement of next generation leaders integrating contemplative work with social innovation to solve global challenges in locally adapted ways that promote human flourishing. It offers emerging leaders a rigorous, interdisciplinary program on ways to be a different kind of leader, a leader that connects and cares for self, extends genuine compassion to others, and works for our common humanity
Ogweno Stephen who is the CEO and founder Stowelink was accepted for the class of 2020 Dalai Lama fellowship with one of our initiatives at Stowelink on mental health dubbed COZ IM HAPPY PROJECT. Coz I’m Happy Project works majorly with young people to talk about issues of mental health and young people. The project initially wanted to achieve the goal of making mental health structures and advocated known and utilized in the 20 universities and colleges that Stowelink works in but with COVID 19 the project took a more online approach making its services, consultations and talks available through the biweekly online webinars.
ODUOR KEVIN SELECTED AS A BAN KI MOON GLOBAL CITIZEN SCHOLAR FOR 2020.
The Ban Ki-moon Centre empowers women and youth to live in a peaceful and prosperous world. We strive for a world based on universal respect for human rights, regardless of age, gender, identity, religion, and nationality, where sustainable development is achieved through global citizenship in shared responsibility, understanding and empathy. The GC Scholarship Program empowers young people by facilitating their participation in international conferences as well as tailor-made, short-term academic training and mentoring during the development of their own “SDG Micro-Project.”
Oduor Kevin Chief Programmes Officer for Stowelink was also selected for the Ban Ki Moon Scholarship for 2020-2021 under one of our projects the Info4food Project which focused on improving food and nutrition for communities and making food available to urban poor communities.
TWO OF STOWELINK RESEARCH PAPERS ACCEPTED FOR THE WORLD NCDS CONGRESS AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
The World NCD Congress’s mission is to stimulate multisectoral research, learning communities, and collaborations that will utilize a data-to-knowledge-to-action paradigm to improve, promote, and preserve health among all. The scientific program will unite basic, clinical, data and implementation science approaches to examine how to translate research from these domains into policies that can promote health and prevent chronic disease and disability. All delegates will explore how such approaches may be applied in practice locally, nationally, and internationally.
Two of Stowelink’s research led by Ogweno Stephen were also accepted for presentation and publishing at the world NCDs congress which was set to happen in the university of Michigan latter in the year. The conference has since been postponed for 2021 but on the brighter side is that the abstracts will be published in the International Journal Of Non-Communicable Diseases.
STOWELINK JOINS THE GNDR NETWORK
The Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) is the largest international network of organisations committed to working together to improve the lives of people affected by disasters world-wide. In the month of May we were accepted into the membership of this amazing network and we look forward to working with this network closely as we continue to transform and empower lives.
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