🎬 Finally, as part of our commitment to inclusion, we hosted a space for #LGBTQI+ voices called “Safe & Seen” where we screened a short film about the strength and resilience of queer refugees.
Watch here: https://t.co/JbkciFdnOK #WRD2025
Happy #IDAHOBIT! Honored to have share lived experiences of being displaced at Hivos’ event.
I spoke on the need for true inclusion of queer refugees—beyond tokenism.
Being humane is free. Anyone could be one crisis away from displacement.
#PowerOfCommunities
Through safe homes, livelihood programs, advocacy, and strong referral networks, we've supported many on their journey.
We’re deeply grateful to everyone who has stood with us.
Together, we continue building a future where our community can live, heal, and thrive.
#Impact
Since 2015, Nature Network has been a lifeline for displaced queer individuals, especially TGNC refugees and asylum seekers — offering safety, dignity, and a sense of belonging.
A New Chapter for The NatureNetwork
After the January 12, 2025 breach, The Nature Network remains committed to growth, accountability, and resilience. As we celebrate 11 years of impact, we introduce Ms. Champagne as our interim Executive Director, ensuring our mission thrives
We call on well-wishers, donors, and our community to support us as we rebuild and continue creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ asylum seekers and refugees in Nairobi.
Inquiries: [email protected]
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"Visibility is power. Existence is resistance"
As we honor Trans Day of Visibility, we remember, we celebrate, and we continue to fight for a world where all trans lives are seen, valued, and protected.
#TDOV2025#WeSeeYou#NatureNetworkAt11
📢 Update from Nature Network
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Nature Network Team
#NatureNetwork#Update
Celebrating 11 Years of Impact!Since 2014, The Nature Network has been a vital first contact point for LGBTQIA+ refugees and asylum seekers in Nairobi, Kenya. As we mark 11 years, we’re excited to launch Initiative 2025, tracking our impact and shaping a brighter future together.
Season's Greetings from Nature Network!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Thank you to our partners for supporting inclusive spaces for LGBTQIA+ refugees.
Warm wishes,
The Nature Network Team
World AIDS Day 2024
The Nature Network joined HOYMAS Kenya to commemorate World AIDS Day under the theme "A Race Against Time." The event featured HIV testing, awards, and discussions to reduce stigma and promote prevention.
We proudly supported efforts to achieve zero stigma
Our team member at The Nature Network attended a Transgender Day of Remembrance prayer session organized by EEA under the theme "Their Light Lives On." The event honored ITGNC individuals who were killed or lost, inspiring continued advocacy for justice, dignity, and equality.
First Screening in Capetown, South Africa
First, a short film directed by Sulah Mawejje, one of our team lead at Nature Network, had its debut screening in Cape Town, organized by GALA Queer Archives.
The film empowers queer refugees and asylum seekers to share their stories
Trans Awareness Week
We want to take this Trans Awareness Week to celebrate and honor the remarkable transgender folks within our queer displaced community
To all the trans women who continue to push boundaries and advocate for their rights, thank you for your unwavering work.
Strengthening Leadership in ITGNC Organizations!
We attended a leadership and governance training from October 28th to November 1st, 2024, organized by Jinsuangu. Emmalia from Nature Network remarked, “The training was invaluable for our policies.”Thank you,@jinsuangu
TOT Sexual Reproductive Health Peer-to-Peer
Proud to join HIAS’s SRH peer-to-peer training, empowering displaced communities to make informed choices and educate each other.
A powerful journey of learning and leadership! #CommunityEmpowerment#SRH#PeerToPeer