Stories

America’s Lifeline for Refugees in uganda: A Story of Resilience and Partnership

13/12/2024

At a roundtable led by the U.S. Ambassador, the United States reaffirmed its role as Uganda’s top partner in refugee support, contributing over $200 million in humanitarian and development aid in 2024. The event highlighted various programs that assist refugees and local communities, showcasing the U.S. commitment to building resilience and promoting development.

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From Canvas to Hope: A Young Refugee’s Artistic Journey

24/10/2024

A young refugee from Congo, 18-year-old David Menga found his voice through art after settling in Uganda, creating powerful paintings that tell stories of displacement and hope. Despite material challenges, his talent has earned international recognition, including from UNHCR, as he works to inspire other young artists in his community.

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A group of refugee students and local vendors cleaning Kibuye Market together, showcasing community collaboration.

Shifting Perspectives on Refugees: How PPDR and #Lead4Africa Advocate for Environmental Initiatives

13/10/2024

In a world often divided by borders and differences, these refugee environmental champions are proving that the most powerful changes often start with the simplest actions – like picking up a broom and deciding to make a difference.

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Exploring Entebbe: A Journey through Wildlife and Botanical Wonders

11/10/2024

Namugera Eunice visits Entebbe Zoo and Botanical Garden through an eco-tourism course, exploring Uganda’s wildlife and rich biodiversity. Inspired by the vibrant flora and animals, she commits to advocating for nature conservation and encouraging others to protect Uganda’s natural treasures.

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Transforming Waste into Eco-Friendly Products

06/10/2024

Through climate education, recycling, and upcycling, GRI is aiming to reduce soil pollution and create a greener, cleaner Kampala.

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Cultural Bridge: Dance Unites Refugees and Artists

11/09/2024

In a powerful fusion of cultures, Japanese and Congolese artists united at the Complexe Scolaire Aigle du Ciel, crafting a vibrant mosaic of hope for young refugee pupils.

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Chess, Football, and Empowerment: Combatting Mental Health Challenges in Nakivale Refugee Settlement

04/09/2024

In Nakivale Refugee Settlement, Raise Chess Academy is more than just a place to play. Founded by Congolese refugees Julien Mayele and Emanuel Cizungu, this youth-led initiative uses chess and football to combat stress, depression, and anxiety among refugee children.

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The immigrant’s son: how Barack Obama’s personal experience shaped his presidency

16/07/2024

The son of a Kenyan immigrant, Barack Obama’s presidency embodied resilience and empathy, shaped by his multicultural education in Hawaii and Indonesia. His leadership has focused on inclusive policies such as DACA and educational reform, reflecting his personal commitment to diversity and opportunity for all.

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