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Building Capacity: ICRHK’s Staff Empowered through Communication Workshop

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In a quest to enhance their communication proficiency, the team at the International Centre for Reproductive Health-Kenya (ICRHK) convened for a two-day workshop at The Waterbuck in Nakuru. This workshop, held on April 17th and 18th, 2024, was not just an ordinary gathering; it was a transformative experience designed to equip participants with advanced communication skills and storytelling techniques, facilitated by a seasoned communications consultant.

The workshop’s curriculum was thoughtfully structured to cater to the diverse needs of the participants. They delved into various aspects of communication, including general communication skills, story spotting, and gathering, as well as phone photography. These sessions aimed to empower the staff to identify and select impactful stories that resonate with ICRHK’s mission and values.

One of the highlights of the workshop was the discussion on ethical storytelling. Participants were sensitized on the importance of telling stories responsibly, ensuring that the narratives they craft are not only engaging but also ethical and respectful. This aspect of the workshop resonated deeply with the staff, as it underscored the core values of integrity and empathy that guide ICRHK’s work.

The workshop also focused on enhancing verbal and non-verbal communication skills, providing strategies for effective written communication, including email etiquette. Participants were introduced to various communication channels and learned how to use them effectively. Additionally, the significance of communication in teams was emphasized, with tools provided for effective team communication.

As the workshop came to a close, the participants left with a renewed sense of confidence in their ability to craft compelling narratives and communicate effectively. The knowledge and skills acquired will not only benefit their individual growth but also contribute significantly to ICRHK’s communication endeavours. This workshop was more than just a capacity-building exercise; it was a testament to ICRHK’s commitment to excellence and innovation in communication.

The journey towards becoming powerful communicators aligned with the mission and values of ICRHK has just begun for the participants. Their stories will inspire change and drive the organization’s mission forward, creating a future where every voice is heard, and every story matters. Stay tuned for more updates as ICRHK continues to empower through effective communication.

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