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Tukae Tusemesane – Let’s Sit Down and Reason Together

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Enlivening Strengths and Community

July 2015

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ABSTRACT

One of the challenges of Appreciative Inquiry is to develop practices that refract our strengths into the world around us in ways that hold us responsible for each other. This paper presents a collaborative curriculum between Kimo, a Kenyan NGO, and Appreciative Action that offers practices to enliven relational strengths and send them outward into the community.

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Publish Date:

August 2015

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Topic:

Change

Sector:

Community

Scope:

Society

Digital Object Identifier:

dx.doi.org/10.12781/978-1-907549-24-3-4

Author: Claire Fialkov

Claire Fialkov, PhD, is a consultant, psychologist, and professor at William James College. She is the co-director of the Kenya Immersion Program through the Center for Multicultural and Global Mental Health and the principal investigator on research projects focused on gender justice and positive education. Her current work addresses environmental sustainability and improving access to mental health care.

Contact: Claire_Fialkov@williamjames.edu

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Author: Nelly Ndirangu, B.Sc.

Nelly Nduta Ndirangu is a co-founder of the Kimo Wellness Foundation. Nelly has a B,Sc. in counseling psychology, earning her MA in Counseling Psychology at Kenya Methodist University. She is a trained addiction counselor, supervisor and therapist and is project administrator of the Maranatha International Counseling Foundation. E: nduta_n2ke@yahoo.co.uk

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Author: James Karanja

James Karanja- med is an accredited counseling psychologist and with a teaching experience span of thirty years. He is secretary of Kimo, an international NGO based in Kenya whose core function is alieviating human suffering. He is a member of Kenya Counseling and Psychological Association(KCPA). E: Jimka62@Gmail.com

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Author: David Haddad

as well as a professor at William James College. He has consulted with organizations in the former Soviet Union, Lesoto, and is currently engaged with ongoing research projects in Kenya focusing on mental health literacy, gender justice, and community empowerment.

Contact: David_Haddad@williamjames.edu

https://www.appreciativeaction.com/

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