Last day of the Form Ni Gani photo exhibition – KBC

Form Ni Gani photo exhibition is ongoing at the Kenya National Archives in Nairobi

A photo exhibition by the Form Ni Gani Movement,championed by Kenyan creatives is currently underway in Nairobi at the Kenya National Archives. The exhibition features 35 images of Kenyans from all walks of life, including creatives like Njugush, Mammito, Teardrops and Jaymo Ule, Msee, as they look in2063 as well as their plans for the future.

The exhibition also features last year’s #FormNiGani’s highlight of more than 60 Kenyans sharing their personal stories on sex and family planning. Both exhibitions have been hosted by the award-winning Kenyan photojournalist Boniface Mwangi and are par tof #FormNiGani creatives movement creating awareness on contraception and future planning.

What exactly is the Form Ni Gani movement?

Form Ni Gani (“What’s the plan”), is a movement meant to engage Kenyans in conversations about making informed decisions about our future. The creative platform has Kenyans express themselves and discuss new ideas around the critical issues and decisions surrounding contraception. #FormNiGani tasks the youth to come up with a personal vision board and share stories of where they see themselves and Kenya by in 2063 and the crucial role of family planning in it.

The 2019 #FormNiGani movement officially launched (27^th June 2019). Championed by a host of young creatives for change and progress,#FormNiGani movement uses art expression, local activations, exhibitions and social media to share personal stories. The team is currently conducting think tanks with young progressive Kenyans to identify potential scenarios Kenya is facing. These will inform debates and creative activations later this year.