- For over a decade, Wanene Njoki Grace has been at the forefront of advocacy on gender equity, menstrual justice and the empowerment of women and girls
- Through grassroots initiatives and policy engagement, she has built a reputation as a champion for vulnerable communities and inclusive development
- Speaking to NGBREAKINGNEWS, Njoki said her years of community service have now inspired a new chapter as she seeks to expand her impact through a bigger leadership role in Laikipia
NGBREAKINGNEWS journalist Harry Ivan Mboto has five years of experience reporting on politics and current affairs in Kenya
For more than a decade, Wanene Njoki Grace has worked to amplify voices often overlooked in policy and leadership spaces.
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The Laikipia-based activist has built a reputation as a passionate advocate for gender equity, menstrual justice and the empowerment of women and girls, earning recognition through years of grassroots engagement and community service.
Speaking to NGBREAKINGNEWS, Grace said her journey has been defined by a commitment to breaking barriers that limit opportunities for women, girls and other vulnerable groups.
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As a gender equity and menstrual justice expert, she has used her platform to push for inclusive policies, functional laws and gender-responsive budgeting aimed at ensuring dignity, opportunity and justice for all.
“Through the Drawing Dreams Initiative, I have championed programmes focused on empowering communities while advocating for systems that respond to the real needs of ordinary citizens,” she said.
Her work has often centred on bridging the gap between lived experiences and policymaking, ensuring that the concerns of communities are reflected in conversations that shape development and governance.
How has Wanene Njoki Grace impacted communities?
Over the years, Grace has become known for mentoring young people, engaging communities through storytelling and creating platforms where women and girls can speak openly about the challenges they face.
Her advocacy has particularly focused on adolescent girls, many of whom continue to face obstacles related to education, access to opportunities and menstrual health.
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Through these efforts, she has sought to create environments where young women can pursue their ambitions with confidence and support.
Supporters describe her as a leader who believes meaningful change begins by listening to people and understanding their everyday realities.
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Why is Wanene Njoki Grace seeking a bigger leadership role?
After more than 10 years of advocacy and community engagement, Grace now hopes to expand her impact through public leadership.
She has expressed interest in representing the people of Laikipia county as woman representative in the 2027 General Election, saying her vision is rooted in accountable leadership, inclusive development and equal opportunities for all.
According to Grace, leadership should be centred on service and creating pathways that allow communities to thrive.
Her vision focuses on empowering women and girls, supporting vulnerable groups and ensuring that development reaches every corner of the county.
While politics may be her next frontier, Grace maintains that her mission remains serving communities and championing causes that improve lives.
Source: NGBREAKINGNEWS
