The Mama Said Project is a multi-dimensional advocacy initiative dedicated to empowering mothers—particularly single mothers and expectant women in urban communities—by building their capacity for healthier, safer, and more sustainable domestic energy practices.
Domestic energy dependency on biomass and traditional fuels poses significant socio-economic burdens, indoor air pollution hazards, and environmental strains on households. Through interactive community dialogues, practical workshops, and creative advocacy performances, the Mama Said Project equips mothers with actionable knowledge on clean cooking options, energy efficiency, and sustainable household resource management.
Educating households on clean energy options, clean cooking techniques, and efficient resource management to reduce financial burdens and indoor health hazards
Supporting mothers with practical skills and community networks that improve household stability, safety, and long-term socio-economic resilience.
Promoting eco-friendly domestic habits and public responsibility to combat local deforestation and environmental degradation.
Utilizing live spoken word, poetry, and storytelling performances to break down complex environmental and socio-economic policies into relatable, actionable public conversations.
