Urukan Arts and Culture Hub is pleased to collaborate with Favunite.
highlighting a powerful partnership initiative with Sanaa Camp to implement a Sketch Tour in the
Murogi (Free Area) of Nakuru County and the Sirikwa Holes as dynamic spaces of public memory, youth
empowerment, and creative tourism. This partnership aligns with the UNESCO Creative Cities Network
(UCCN), the International Decade for People of African Descent, and Priority Africa programs—promoting
community-based conservation, decolonized interpretation, and inclusive cultural development. It is
also part of broader global efforts to use creativity to foster dignity, resilience, and sustainable futures
for people of African descent. This initiative aligns with our mutual vision of using art, storytelling, and
spatial activation to empower marginalized communities, promote peace, and preserve indigenous
heritage.

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Key Program Highlights:

• Community Murals & Site-specific Art

• Stories, Reimagining Our Futures.'

• Mavazi na Asili (Wear Your Nature)

• Cultural Village Walkabouts

• Empower local youth and women through creative engagement and, arts education, a

• Economic Empowerment: Selling artwork, crafts, and providing visibility to local talent via

• Favunite.com’s platform.

Key Benefits of the Collaboration
To the Community:

• Increased safety and social cohesion

• Improved self-esteem and skills among participants

• Recognition of indigenous heritage and connection to land

To Favunite.com:

• Alignment with SDG goals on sustainable cities, quality education, and reduced inequalities

• Exclusive content for global storytelling and impact reporting

• Potential to support a replicable model in other informal urban settlements