From COP29 to Kisumu: Queering Climate Justice
2024-12-06
🌍✨Discover how inclusive climate solutions can transform our world! Join LBQT individuals, government leaders, and civil society actors in Kisumu for a pivotal discussion inspired by #COP29. This convening will highlight the real-life challenges Queer communities face due to climate change while fostering partnerships for inclusive and sustainable action. ✊🏽💚
💡 Together, we’ll break down harmful stereotypes, expose systemic inequalities, and advocate for policies that prioritize LBQT needs in climate decision-making. Let’s build a future where no one is left behind.
📅 Date: 29th November
Don’t miss this opportunity to lead the way in creating a more equitable and resilient world for all.
#COP29ToKisumu #ClimateJustice #QueerInclusion #InclusiveClimateAction #SustainableFuture

Safe Zones: Introduction to Safe Abortion for LBQT Persons
2025-02-01
Discover the transformative power of inclusive healthcare at our upcoming knowledge based session, “Safe Zones: Introduction to Safe Abortion for LBQT Persons.”
Join us on Saturday, January 25, 2025, for a comprehensive two-hour training designed to empower LBQT individuals with vital knowledge about safe abortion.
This session is part of the impactful #PIASISI project.We also introduce our new cohort .This is the second cohort to undergo safe abortion training under this project.
Our expert facilitators will guide participants through foundational concepts, explore the unique challenges faced by queer persons, and highlight the critical intersections between identity and reproductive rights. Expect engaging discussions, myth-busting, and a supportive environment where your voice matters.
Participants will leave equipped with actionable strategies to advocate for inclusive reproductive healthcare within their communities. Whether you’re seeking to enhance your understanding or take an active role in advocacy, this session offers invaluable insights and tools. Reserve your spot now and be part of a movement dedicated to justice, freedom, and equity for lesbians, bisexuals, and queer individuals. Together, we can break barriers, dispel misconceptions, and create a future where everyone’s reproductive rights are respected and upheld.

Safe Zones: LBQT Abortions Unboxed
2025-02-08
Continuing our mission to promote safe abortion access for queer persons, we’re diving deeper into the complexities of abortion stigma with our upcoming session, “Safe Zones: LBQT Abortions Unboxed.” This session will tackle value clarification, attitude transformation, and post-abortion care, all while addressing the unique challenges faced by LBQT individuals. Our goal is to bust myths, transform perceptions, and empower our community with comprehensive knowledge and actionable insights.
In “Safe Zones: LBQT Abortions Unboxed,” we will explore the Pandora’s box of abortion stigma, providing participants with a safe space to engage in meaningful discussions and develop a better understanding of the issues at hand. By addressing these topics, we aim to create a more inclusive and supportive healthcare environment for all. Your participation is crucial in helping us achieve this goal. Together, we can break down barriers and promote reproductive rights for everyone. Tell us—what are you most excited to learn? 🌈✨ #SafeZones #LBQTAbortionsUnboxed #ReproductiveRights

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
2025-02-08 01:00 - 2025-03-07 00:00 UTC
✊🏾 Black History Month (February) is a time to honor the legacy, resilience, and contributions of Black individuals throughout history while recognizing the ongoing fight for racial justice. From civil rights leaders to modern-day changemakers, Black history is a story of strength, resistance, and innovation that continues to shape the world. This month is not just about remembering the past but also about uplifting Black voices, addressing systemic inequalities, and celebrating Black excellence in all fields. Black history is world history—let’s honor it every day. 🖤✨ #BlackHistoryMonth #OurHistoryOurPower #BlackExcellence

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
2025-02-14
🖤❤️ February 7th is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! ❤️🖤 This day is a call to action to address the disproportionate impact of HIV on Black communities, challenge stigma, and promote access to testing, treatment, and prevention. Black health is Black power—knowing your status, advocating for equitable healthcare, and fighting misinformation saves lives. Let’s stand together for education, awareness, and a future free of HIV-related disparities. ✊🏾 #NBHAAD #StopHIVStigma #BlackHealthMatters #KnowYourStatus

Legally Speaking: ABCs of Abortion Laws
2025-03-01
Abortion is not just a medical procedure—it’s a legal issue, a human rights concern, and a deeply personal decision. Across the world, laws surrounding abortion vary, impacting access to safe services. From the landmark Roe v. Wade case to local struggles for reproductive justice, abortion laws continue to shape the lives of many, especially LBQT individuals.

In Kenya, the law permits abortion under specific conditions, but stigma and barriers persist. Understanding your rights is crucial in navigating access to safe abortion. Join us this Saturday for an in-depth knowledge-based training where we unpack what the law says, the history of abortion laws, and our local context. Because access to safe abortion is not just a privilege—it’s a right.

Bisexual Health Awareness Month
2025-03-08 - 2025-04-07
🌈 March is Bisexual Health Awareness Month! 🌈 This month shines a light on the unique health disparities bisexual people face, from higher risks of mental health struggles to barriers in accessing affirming healthcare. Despite making up a large part of the LGBTQ+ community, bisexual individuals often experience stigma, both within and outside queer spaces. It’s time to prioritize bi-inclusive healthcare, encourage routine screenings (including STI/HIV testing), and advocate for mental wellness. Let’s break the stigma and promote a healthier, more inclusive future for all! 💜💙💖
#BiHealthMonth #BisexualVisibility #HealthEquality

International Women’s Day
2025-03-15
🌍✨ March 8th is International Women’s Day ! ✨🌍 A day to celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere while recognizing the ongoing fight for gender equality. From advocating for reproductive rights to demanding fair wages and safer communities, this day is a reminder that progress requires action. Let’s uplift women’s voices, challenge discrimination, and push for a more just, inclusive world. 💜✊🏾 #IWD2025 #InternationalWomensDay #GenderEquality #WomenRising

Beyond Binary
2025-04-22 08:00 - 2025-04-23 17:00
Redefining Care and Inclusion
This training aims to build foundational knowledge and sensitivity among health care providers towards gender and sexual diversity, with a specific focus on creating inclusive, non-discriminatory environments for LBQT persons seeking safe abortion care. The desired outcome is to cultivate a pool of knowledgeable and non-discriminatory service providers who are responsive to the unique needs of LBQT persons in Kisumu and its environs.

Gender and Sexual Diversity Training for Inclusive Safe Abortion Care.
2025-06-06
At 3W, we are committed to fostering a healthcare system that honours diversity, dignity, and equity. On June 5th, 2025, we’re convening a critical training session titled “
This session is designed to equip health providers—many of whom have never been trained on gender diversity—with the tools, language, and sensitivity needed to serve LBQT individuals with care and respect.
Key themes will include:

Understanding gender and sexual diversity

The role of health providers in advancing inclusion

Practical tools for delivering affirming, non-discriminatory care

Guided empathy and self-awareness sessions with a trained counsellor

Join us in building a more inclusive, just, and compassionate healthcare environment.
📩 For more details, contact us at info@3wkenya.org

World Aids Day
2025-12-01
Take the Rights Path: My Health, My Right! This theme emphasises the importance of human rights in the context of HIV/AIDS and advocates for accessible, rights-based healthcare. It also highlights the need to address inequalities and stigma that hinder progress in ending the AIDS epidemic.
