The Child Justice Information Management System (CJIMS), also referred to as Juvenile Justice Information Management System (JJIMS), is a cutting-edge digital platform developed to streamline child justice processes in Kenya. Created by the African Institute for Children Studies (AICS) between 2019 and 2021, CJIMS addresses critical issues in the justice…
The alarming rise in drug and alcohol use among Kenyan adolescents calls for immediate action. Fortunately, there is a proven solution: \”Keepin’ it REAL\” (kiR), an evidence-based behavioral intervention that has been successfully used to prevent and delay substance use among teens aged 12-14. A study jointly conducted by the…
Benjamin, a 24-year-old from Olgululunui in Kajiado South Sub-county near the Kenya-Tanzania border, is a remarkable young leader inspired by the African Institute for Children Studies (AICS) Scholar-Leader Program. In 2020, he identified a critical challenge in his Maasai community: children had to walk over 15 kilometers to reach the…
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