November 2026 Event
Title: Sauti ya Chakula: Indigenous Foodways, Science & Agriculture
Event Description:
Join DARAJA MAARIFA for an interactive masterclass exploring the intersection of practical science, indigenous agriculture, and African culinary heritage.
We will bridge classroom biology and chemistry with traditional food preservation, soil stewardship, and nutritious cooking.
Learn how practical subjects like Food & Nutrition and Agriculture empower sustainable living and deepen our connection to land and culture.
Highlights:
Live kitchen demonstration linking science concepts to traditional recipes.
Interactive Q&A on bringing hands-on agricultural science into home learning.
Free downloadable guide: The Science of African Foodways.
[Register for November Event – $15 / KES 1,500]
Date:
Saturday, November 14, 2026 | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EAT (Online Workshop)
Format:
Live Global Webinar & Interactive Demonstration
Target Audience :
Parents, homeschool families, culinary enthusiasts, and educators.
Event Time:
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EAT (Online Workshop)
Language:
English
Sauti ya Chakula: Indigenous Foodways, Science & Agriculture
Dates : 14th November 2026
Session 1 (Morning | 09:00 – 12:30): Pre-Colonial Heritage & Indigenous Staples
Explore traditional West and Central African roots, ancestral grains, plant-based nutrition, and the profound health benefits of pre-colonial foodways.
Lunch Break & Cultural Exchange: 12:30 – 13:30
Session 2 (Afternoon | 13:30 – 17:00): Post-Slavery Evolution & Soul Food Heritage
Trace the transformation of regional ingredients into classic Soul Food, examining resilience through culinary creation, traditional preservation methods, and modern twists on classic dishes.
Free downloadable guide: The Science of African Foodways.
Whose Land? Whose City? Whose History?
Dates : 20 - 21 November 2026
A racism-critical historical journey with Shujaa Jael Mbogo, MBS
Discover the stories behind Nairobi’s neighbourhoods and the landscapes of Uplands/Lari. Join Daraja Maarifa and Shujaa Jael Mbogo, MBS, to explore how colonial rule shaped land, housing, labour and belonging and how people resisted and built community.
Journey highlights
• Bahati/Eastlands, Parklands and Westlands: who could live where?
• Uplands/Lari: land, resistance and remembrance
• Music from before and after independence, accompanying our conversations along the route
Dates: TBA
Register your interest to receive the confirmed dates, itinerary, pricing and access information.
Date:
Saturday, November 20 - 21, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM EAT (Physical)
Format:
Physical Experience
Target Audience :
Parents, families and educators.
Event Time:
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM EAT (Physical)
Language:
English
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