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Advocating for Individual Liberties
Empowering Ugandans to assert their rights and freedoms through justice and the rule of law.
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African Liberty Foundation
Our Creation Story
At the age of 14,African liberty Foundation founding chair,Kakande Richard.k.w was admitted to his lower secondary literature class to which his first book was Animal Farm by George Orwell, well as the teachers mainly emphasized the book for education purposes, he inquisitively tried to learn of whether such a world existed in real life, his participation in current affairs debates and quiz forced him to be an open minded student on national news, geopolitics and leadership news bulletin as events unfold,
Our Vision
To be an idea and practice hub that transforms the economic quality of lives of Africans to Prosperity through rule of law
Our Mission
Through Advocacy, Public interest litigation, research and re-tool programs, the Africa is Focused to work with all stake holders on ideas and policies that promote individual economic Liberties, free markets and trade and intellectual property rights in Africa
Our Approach
Bold in thoughts and action
Authentic in every decision and strategy
Robust impact
Our Motto
“ESSE QUAM VIDERI”
To be, rather than to seem
Our Theory Of Change
Long-term Goal Ugandans enjoy full exercise of their fundamental rights and freedoms, with a just and republican governance system
Intermediate Outcomes
- Increased awareness and understanding of economic and property rights among Ugandans.
- Strengthened civil society organizations and networks advocating for freedom.
- Improved policy and legislative framework supporting human rights.
- Empowered citizens actively participating in democratic processes and key decision-making levels.
Short-term Objectives
- Conduct civic education and training programs and spaces.
- Build coalitions and partnerships with local organizations.
- Advocate for policy reforms through research, litigation, and community engagements.
Pathways of Change
- Awareness to Action: Educate citizens on human rights, leading to increased activism.
- Coalition Building: Foster partnerships to amplify advocacy efforts.
- Policy Influence: Engage policymakers to reform laws and policies.
- Accountability: Monitor government actions, using both social and online platforms to expose impunity.
- Empowerment: Support marginalized communities to claim their rights.
Assumptions Generally
- Ugandan citizens are receptive to human rights education.
- Civil society organizations can effectively collaborate.
- Government officials are open to policy reforms dialogues most times.
- International pressure can support local advocacy if it is well intentioned.
- Increased citizen engagement on their economy and individual share.
- Policy reforms enactment.
- Decrease in illiberalism.
- Strengthened civil society networks.
- Decrease in repression.
Our specific pathways
Awareness to Action
Objective
Empower citizens through human rights education to foster informed activism, amplify advocacy, and drive social change
Coalition Building
Objective
Foster partnerships to amplify advocacy efforts and increase impact through collaborative strategies, resource-sharing, and collective action.
Empowerment
Objective
Support marginalized communities to claim their rights through empowerment by fostering education, advocacy, and inclusion.
Policy Influence
Objective
Reform laws/policies via advocacy, community collaboration & evidence to dismantle inequities & advance equitable governance
Accountability
Objective
Monitor government actions, promoting transparency and accountability to empower citizens through public oversight and informed engagement.
Our Programmes
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Are you passionate about promoting economic freedom and individual liberty?
Do you want to be part of a dynamic team shaping the future of Uganda's economy and social transformation? Here is the opportunity
What are our alternative?
- Focus on grassroots mobilization and community-led advocacy
- Empower local leaders to champion human rights
- Build community-owned advocacy initiatives
- Leverage digital platforms for human rights awareness
- Utilize social media for mobilization and campaigning
- Develop digital tools for reporting human rights abuses
- Focus on economic empowerment for marginalized communities
- Support entrepreneurship and economic development initiatives
- Advocate for economic policies promoting equality
- Foster partnerships between youth and experienced activists
- Develop mentorship programs for young advocates
- Support intergenerational knowledge sharing
- Utilize art, music, and culture to promote human rights
- Collaborate with artists and cultural influencers
- Develop creative advocacy campaigns
"Our central focus is the usage of a Hybrid Approach where we intend to; Combine multiple intervention for a comprehensive strategy, Integrate community-led advocacy with technology-enabled advocacy and Incorporate economic empowerment into intergenerational collaboration."
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African Liberty Foundation is an emerging economic think tank dedicated to promoting a free and prosperous society in Uganda
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