Harvest Note
#learning from #lumbungland #majelis in #jatiwangiartfactory #april #2025

Wajukuu is a vibrant community-based organization rooted in the heart of Nairobi. Born from the belief that education goes beyond classrooms, Wajukuu weaves together art, culture, and now agriculture — transforming land into a living space for learning. At its core is a team of passionate artists: Ngugs brings life through visual arts, Kim keeps the makerspace and accounts running smoothly, Fresya creates joyful programs for children, Lazarus nurtures the kids club and social initiatives, and Mary ensures everything is seen, felt, and measured.

They don’t just teach — they uplift. Wajukuu offers short courses, guiding young people to turn skills into businesses. Their website? Built by kids who once played in their club, now grown, skilled, and giving back. When authorities tried to demolish their space, the community rose — and won. The spirit of Wajukuu stood strong.

Now, a new chapter begins. Wajukuu has bought land outside Nairobi. It wasn’t easy — land costs are sky-high, with one acre going for €10,000, but they’ve secured two. Their dream? Twenty acres across Kenya, where children can grow up grounded in land and culture, hands in soil, hearts in heritage.

And yes — there will be an annual festival. A celebration of art, learning, and resistance. A gathering for all. Once the land is ready, **everyone** will be invited.

#wajukuu #lumbungdotdpace