The
Kenya Peace Pledge: AM IN4 PEACE CAMPAIGN
....in partnership: Hatua Youth Power(HYP) and Faces
of Peace Kenya (FOPA-K)
Why the Pledge?
—We
have the Face of Conflict in Kenya and in
2007 because of political differences after peaceful voting, over 1,300 Kenyans
were killed
—Over
300,000 Internally Displaced
—GDP
fell from 7% to about 1% and thousands of jobs lost
—Negative
Ethnicity is thriving
—And
Today, we have cosmetic Peace
—…yet
peace begins with me,,,,,,,,
The Goal and Drive..
—To
reach over 10, 000,000 Kenyans in 47 counties in 24 weeks and beyond with AM
IN 4 PEACE CAMPAIGN; I SWEAR, I COMMIT, I PLEDGE.
—To
challenge the top political leadership to commit to and practice peace, ensure
smooth transition and preserve nationhood and constitutionalism
—To
advocate for and voice the rising grassroots’ voices for sustainable peace and
development
How we do it
—Extensive
Media Campaigns
—Institution
Based Campaigns
—Social
Media and Online Campaigns
—Pledge
Cards, Stickers and Signatures
—Making
Righteous Noise for Peace; Grassroots’ I Swear, I Commit, I Pledge Recitations
—Concerned
Kenyans Volunteers’
door-to-door Campaigns
Join Us, Take Action, Partner
—Swear,
Commit, Pledge individually or as a Group/Community
—Corporate
Support /Partnership
—Contact
us and organize ‘I Swear, I Commit, I Pledge’ grassroots
Sessions
—Print
‘I
Swear, I Commit, I Pledge’ Document and give your leaders to sign
—Spread
the Word
AM IN 4 PEACE CAMPAIGN; I SWEAR, I COMMIT, I PLEDGE.
AM IN 4 PEACE CAMPAIGN; I SWEAR, I COMMIT, I PLEDGE.
I/We
……………………………………………………………………………………………………
Do Pledge that:-
I/we will respect and uphold the
Constitution of Kenya;
I/we will live in harmony as
Kenyans;
I/we will strive to live
non-violently in all aspects of life;
I/we will attack problems, not
people;
I/we will respect fellow Kenyans
regardless of their tribe, gender, religious or political affiliations;
I/We will not preach hatred, rather
will lead by example and let peacefulness shine a light for Kenya because
Peace Begins with Me/Us.
Watch: Reciting the peace pledge
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