“Still, I Rise” Co-Editors Siama Yusuf and Charlotte Barcott on NPR
Lisa Mullins chats with Siama and Charlotte about the book, Still, I Rise, and process of building trust with the teen moms, so they felt safe enough to share their stories.
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Lisa Mullins chats with Siama and Charlotte about the book, Still, I Rise, and process of building trust with the teen moms, so they felt safe enough to share their stories.
“Charlotte Barcott wanted to share the powerful stories of teenage mothers she co-edited with Siama Yusuf.
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“For some girls in Kajiado, other people start deciding their futures long before they can decide for themselves.”
“There was a need for something that could have an impact on the community without competing with other organizations.”

“By working together, we can create stronger referral pathways and achieve greater impact.”
“What if the strongest resource in a community isn’t money or infrastructure—but compassion?”
CFK Africa opens new GBV office at Mukuru Kwa Reuben Police Station.
“What if the strongest resource in a community isn’t money or infrastructure—but compassion?”

During this milestone event, we honored 25 years of community collaboration and impact with the people who have walked with us, challenged us, partnered with us, and shown up in big and small ways over the years.
“What if the strongest resource in a community isn’t money or infrastructure—but compassion?”