Vincent kyabayinze.

Founder @eavisualarts |@HumanRightsArts working with communities in Uganda. Using Art and storytelling to promote civic participation,and social accountability.

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

Our voices are our strength,@HumanRightsArts creativity is at the heart of our struggle.Governments and politicians have betrayed us. Raise up and Join our movement of Artists advocating for a better world.
#Wearethechangethatweseek

[CNN @CNN]

Pope Leo XIV says control of artificial intelligence must not remain in the hands “of a few” while warning that technology is fueling world conflicts, setting out his proposals in the first major theological document of his pontificate. https://t.co/svbMFuNGyV

[Walter Mwesigye @MwesigyeWalter]

Phaneroo worshipers don't want to hear what their leadership is doing to block @HeartUganda an emergency route in Naguru. This matter is not new, just use the energy to speak some humanity to your leadership.

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

@TonyNatif These comments are disheartening.

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

@HumanRightsArts https://t.co/FaQxp1zp5x Emerging Artists this is your time. @kyambogou @Makerere

[HumanRightsAreUniversalArtsFestival @HumanRightsArts]

Each year, six artists join the EAVA Artists Residency to strengthen concept development, understand contracts, and build economic independence through their creative practice. Crossing from art school into the professional art world is challenging. Apply https://t.co/bmCTiOh02W

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

EAVA Artists Residency 2026 is now open!
Theme: THREADS OF BELONGING

We invite emerging & mid-career visual artists in Uganda to apply.

🗓 Deadline: 15 March 2026
🔗 Apply here: https://t.co/bG3xGeDWGl

Please SHARE with an artist who should not miss this opportunity.

[East Africa Visual Artists-EAVA Artists @eavisualarts]

“Know Your Laws” Initiative Strengthens Legal Awareness as Uganda’s Civic Space Narrows https://t.co/K9FzaXZjv1 The Know Your Laws campaign aims to bridge gaps in public understanding by breaking down complex and often disputed legislation into digestible, practical information.

[East Africa Visual Artists-EAVA Artists @eavisualarts]

As Uganda approaches the 2026 polls, the manner in which cases like Dr. Bireete’s are handled will be closely watched.Sarah bireete arrest raises law awareness democracy concerns. https://t.co/QymndCEFhv

[East Africa Visual Artists-EAVA Artists @eavisualarts]

UNiTE! End Digital Violence Against Women & Girls.
For years, our Mural Jams have turned community spaces into places of dialogue, hope, and accountability.This year we can’t paint,funding shifted. But the need hasn’t. Support a mural. End #GBV online & offline
#NoExcuses #UNiTE

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

Human rights must reach the people clearly, directly, and in their own language.

Art sparks conversations on dignity, inclusion, and justice. When communities understand their rights, they defend them. And when citizens are empowered they strengthen democracy.@eavisualarts

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

Uganda Railway Museum hosts the 4 th edition of Human Rights Are Universal ArtsFestival https://t.co/3DZymiOIYq

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

In Sister Dominique’s words, "the artist’s role is not only to create but to commune, to speak a language of persuasion that bridges state and citizen, power and conscience, heaven and earth." @HumanRightsArts @UNESCO
https://t.co/FJ3Q4dLt1W

[East Africa Visual Artists-EAVA Artists @eavisualarts]

⁦@eavisualarts⁩ we stand in solidarity with ⁦the Nation Media Group and all journalists facing censorship, intimidation and harassment in Uganda.

Freedom of the press is not about journalists it is about protecting the public’s access to truth.⁦@ntvuganda⁩

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

A democracy that fears scrutiny cannot sustain legitimacy.

Freedom of the press is not about journalists alone, it is about protecting the public’s access to truth, transparency, and justice.

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

“We all have demands, but what do we demand for ourselves?” he asked. “We all love a clean city, but we litter it. We love respect yet fail to show it. It’s time to reflect.” @eavisualarts
Art meets activism at Human Rights Festival https://t.co/3E3k6pZHxM #TimeFM

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

This year, at ⁦@HumanRightsArts⁩ in Jinja, creatives don’t just perform they educate.We continue to offer platforms for creatives to amplify voices, inspire action, and drive change. Jinja truly has talent. ⁦⁦@RebeccaKadagaUG⁩ ⁦@UNESCO⁩ ⁦@eavisualarts⁩

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

@DanielLutaaya Tokowa, obubaka tubuyisa mubitone

[Vincent kyabayinze. @vinkyaba]

@DanielLutaaya Katonda wa Israel omumanyi, Let me go back to @HumanRightsArts Listen.

[HumanRightsAreUniversalArtsFestival @HumanRightsArts]

Language is identity,of who we are as the people,it embodies our rich cultural heritage, we empower creatives to defend our languages and cultural heritage as a human rights.That is the spirit of our festival, a movement that is inspired by creativity that informs and inspire.

[SAmii♣️ @samiekimberly26]

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out for the #HumanRightsArtsFestivalUg in Jinja at @RailwaymuseumUg .

Your presence, passion, and participation brought the theme DEFEND to life. You made this festival one to remember.