The Gathering of Givers began as a vision inspired by community and generosity, evolving into Uganda’s most exciting giving festival. This year’s theme, Our Generous Spirit, highlights the power of young givers. Join us on September 28th at Ndere Center for a day of joy, reflection, and celebration of generosity in action.
We can’t wait to host you!
Read MoreThe Gathering of Givers started with a spark of creativity and has since grown into a movement that redefines African generosity. We are philanthropists, giving abundantly and shaping our future. Join us on September 28th at Ndere Centre as we celebrate Our Generous Spirit. This story is yours. It is ours.
Read MoreAt a recent convening hosted by the Uganda National NGO Forum and CivSource Africa, Jacqueline Asiimwe, CEO of CivSource Africa, stressed the need for policies to promote local giving to strengthen the national economy. She called for government support to encourage sustainable donations, citing the successes seen during the COVID-19 response.
Read MoreJournalists across Uganda are being encouraged to spotlight untold stories of generosity and community resilience. During the recent Face of Generosity event, media practitioners were urged to amplify narratives that celebrate philanthropy and inspire social change. The platform emphasized the pivotal role of storytelling in shaping perceptions around giving, with a call for journalists to explore deeper, often overlooked, local stories that showcase the power of community-driven generosity.
Read MoreCSSI 2024: This year’s symposium, hosted by the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business in partnership with The Partnering Initiative, PRME Chapter Africa, and the Embedding Project, focused on addressing racial, social, and economic inequalities through cross-sector collaboration. The event will featured thematic discussions, breakout rooms, and panel discussions, providing a platform for diverse scholars and practitioners to exchange knowledge and experience.
Read MoreAt a deeply meaningful high tea event hosted by Hon Miria Matembe, we honored the legacies of the late Hon Joyce Mpanga and other revered leaders of the women's movement. Organized by CivSource Africa and Femme Forte, the event celebrated the contributions of women from different generations, from 81-year-old Hon Rtd Justice Mary Maitum to an inspiring 19-year-old activist, each sharing their visions for women's rights.
Read MoreIn the spirit of celebrating our birth month at CivSource Africa, we’ve embarked on a beautiful journey of giving, spreading joy and kindness throughout our community. We believe that true celebration is not just about receiving but also about extending our hands and hearts to those who need it the most.
Read MoreThe Liliane Fund’s dream for the future: Children and young people with disabilities participate equally and as fully as possible. At home, in games and sports, at school, at work and in the community in general. Their lives have the highest possible quality. That is the vision of the Liliane Fund, or our dream for the future.
Read MoreToday, we celebrate the six-year anniversary of CivSource Africa.It is an honor to write to you as the CEO of this remarkable organization, reflecting on our journey and envisioning the path ahead.
Read MoreOn 31 July 2023, the ‘Disability Inclusive GBV Initiative’ (DIGI) constituted by FIDA-U, UGANET and ADD Uganda held a national dialogue, as one of the joint activities since they started their two-year collaborative intervention to respond to Gender Based Violence (GBV) against women and girls with disabilities (WGwDs).
Read MoreDuring the months of June and July 2023, CivSource Africa crowned another Value Champion Allen Asiimwe, an associate at Mopane, for embodying Audacity. Audacity, in its essence, involves the boldness to challenge the status quo, question assumptions, and explore uncharted territories. In leadership and organizational dynamics, embodying audacity is a rare quality that can inspire change, incite growth, and pave the way for innovation. Allen Asiimwe stands out as a shining example of audacious leadership.
Read MoreHeading back home to Uganda, after attending the 4th African Philanthropy Conference, I can’t help but be filled with wonder.
Read MoreLast week, CivSource Africa had the pleasure of conducting a wellness retreat for NCHRD-U. We started these wellness retreats in 2019 and have since had the honour of conducting both open call retreats (where people apply), and tailored ones for teams and organizations.
Read MoreThe Segal Family Foundation annual meeting took place at the beautiful Kigali Convention Center, nestled in the picturesque hills of Rwanda.
Read MoreThe 2023 International Association for Feminist Economics, (IAFFE) Annual Conference was held under the theme, ‘Envisioning Feminist Economics Strategies for an Equitable and Sustainable World.’
Read MoreIn the past half a century, civil society has rapidly gained recognition for its role in development policy and practice. Following the re-emergence of the New Policy Agenda in the early 1990s, and the consolidation of neoliberal and democratic governance reforms
Read MoreDuring our second quarter retreat in June 2023, CivSource Africa proudly bestowed the title of Value Champion upon Barbara Ssematimba, Chief Steward at CivSource South Africa. This esteemed recognition symbolizes Barbara’s exceptional dedication and unwavering reliability in all aspects of her work.
Read MoreThe annual UNITE SmartSimple conference took place in the vibrant city of Barcelona, bringing together industry leaders and SmartSimple users for a transformative learning experience. From May 24th to 26th, 2023, participants immersed themselves in enriching activities, insightful discussions, and the exploration of groundbreaking technologies
Read MoreOur adventurous journey began in 2022 at the graduation ceremony of GROW¡ Cohort 1. During their initial module, the team of our first-ever class openly discussed their fears and unanimously agreed to confront them by embarking on a transformative journey. This journey involved conquering those fears through a symbolic activity of bungee jumping at the conclusion of the program.
Read MoreThe Human Rights Network for Journalists – Uganda (HRNJ-Uganda) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting media freedom and protecting journalists’ rights and freedom of expression in Uganda. Comprising a network of journalists in the country, HRNJ-Uganda strives to defend human rights and enhance the capacity of media professionals. One of their significant initiatives is the Annual Press Freedom Index Report (PFI), which has been released since 2009 to shed light on the state of press freedom in Uganda.
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