Non Alligned Movement Festival

Screening: Non Aligned Film Festival, Oct. 6-8 2015 @ Alliance Française Auditorium

Non Alligned Movement Festival
Dates: October 6-8, 2015
Venue: Alliance Française Auditorium

About
The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) is a group of states which are not formally aligned with or against any major power bloc. As of 2012, the movement has 120 members and 17 observer countries.

The Non Aligned Movement (NAM) Film Festival in Nairobi is organized by the countries members of the troika of this organization, Egypt, Iran and Venezuela as part of the commemorative activities for the transfer of the presidency of NAM to Venezuela.

Through these movies we want to highlight the development of the film industry as well as to show the cultural diversity of the people of the South.

Peacemaking in Nairobi

Placemaking in Nairobi: Making Great Public Places Together, Nov. 28 2014 @ Alliance Francaise

Peacemaking in Nairobi
Placemaking in Nairobi: Making Great Public Places Together

Date: Friday, November 28, 2014
Venue: Alliance Francaise, Multi-Purpose Room
Time: 5.30 p.m. – 8.00 p.m.

About
Interested in hearing about Nairobi’s great public spaces such as the skating park in the CBD or community places in Kibera? Then join us on Friday the 28th of November to hear more about Placemaking in Nairobi.

Placemaking improves the quality of public spaces and the lives of the community in tandem. It is a co-creation approach that capitalises on local community’s knowledge, assets and ideas to promote inclusive and prosperous cities. The conversation will be facilitated by Placemakers, a Dutch non-profit organization working in-situ to improve public spaces by research, design and programming in co-creation.

Their research is part of the international knowledge exchange program ‘Making Cities Together,’ that aims at connecting and strengthening local scale projects so that they reach a critical mass to effect real change at an urban scale. Making Cities Together is organised by The International New Town Institute, the International Federation of Housing and Planning, and Placemakers.

Placemakers will present the findings of their Placemaking initiatives inventory on public spaces in Nairobi that they conducted in conjunction with the Technical University of Kenya. After presentations there will be round table discussions to share ideas.

Program
• Placemaking initiatives in Nairobi inventory presentation – Placemakers
• Address on the 60 public spaces program – Nairobi City County
• Views on the importance of public spaces – UN-Habitat
• Round table discussion
• Cocktail

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