On 14 February 2026, while many people in Uganda and around the world exchanged flowers and cards to celebrate Valentine’s Day, something different was happening across the country. Activists from Solidarity Uganda chapters in the North,
The Batwa people of southwestern Uganda, including those in and around Kanungu, are among the country’s most marginalized Indigenous minorities. In 1991, when the state gazetted forest territories as protected areas, including Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla
Solidarity Uganda expresses great concern over the reported decision by the NGO Bureau to suspend the operations of several leading civil society organizations in the final days ahead of Uganda’s 15 January 2026 general elections. Affected
In Uganda and across the world, more and more women are paying a heavy price for speaking up online. Women human rights defenders, journalists, organizers, and community activists are being targeted not only on the streets
Across Uganda, forests that once felt endless are shrinking under the pressure of illegal logging, charcoal burning, and land grabs. For communities in Western Uganda in Kyenjojo, Ibanda, and Bushenyi, the issue isn’t an abstract crisis;
In November 2024, we launched the Empower360 Young People’s Fellowship, which has just concluded. The Fellowship aims to create a dynamic ecosystem where learning, mentorship, inclusive dialogue, and multi-stakeholder engagements converge to foster collective action and
We educate vulnerable communities through discussion-based “problem-posing” education. The pedagogical methods of such community-based trainings employ cross-cultural interactions, physical activities, arts, debates, and other interactive and experiential approaches. Some call this “popular education,” “pedagogy of the oppressed,” or “adult education” (but we think even kids learn better this way)
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