by The Pollination Project | May 22, 2026 | Animal Rights & Welfare, Climate Resilience, ShiftHappens
Location: Nairobi, KENYA John Nyabwari Nyambane Jr. grew up watching drought devastate farming families across Kenya’s semi-arid regions, a cycle of hunger, livestock loss, and dependency that repeated itself with increasing severity each year. Rather than...
by The Pollination Project | May 15, 2026 | Education, ShiftHappens
Location: Huye District, Southern Province, RWANDA Aime Ishimwe knows what it feels like to navigate the path to higher education without a guide. Growing up in rural Rwanda, he experienced firsthand the barriers that keep talented students from reaching their full...
by The Pollination Project | May 13, 2026 | Animal Rights & Welfare
Samanta Fabbris: Weaving Food Systems into Rio's Climate Future We are thrilled to welcome Samanta Fabbris as the newest grantee of The Pollination Project. Her work sits at a crucial intersection: supporting the City of Rio de Janeiro in revising its Sustainable...
by The Pollination Project | May 8, 2026 | Climate Resilience, Education, ShiftHappens
Location: Kanutara District, SRI LANKA Hansa De Soysa has always believed that the best classroom has no ceiling. As the founder of Nerds Against the Odds (NATOS), a volunteer-led organisation based in Sri Lanka, he has spent years finding ways to bring meaningful,...
by The Pollination Project | May 1, 2026 | Climate Resilience, Health and Wholeness, ShiftHappens
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina, USA Kika Jackson has always believed that healing begins close to the ground. As the founder of Kika’s House, a grassroots wellness and economic mobility organization rooted in West Charlotte, she has spent years building...
