Establishment Of The First Kreatives Hub (K-Hub) At Maktaba Kuu KNLS

Project Partners Inc

The following organizations and institutions are key collaborators in the Kreatives Hub (K-Hub) project: Kenya National Library Service (KNLS): KNLS is the primary partner, providing the space at Maktaba Kuu in Nairobi. This collaboration ensures the hub benefits from an established public institution with access to a wide community of library users. The hub has the potential for nationwide growth, with scalability to 61 other locations across the counties. CGENPIX Creatives (Social Enterprise Arm of Kreatives Foundation): CGENPIX plays a crucial role in developing a two-sided marketplace platform for creative talent. They will provide training, mentorship, and job placement opportunities, helping young creatives connect with potential employers or clients. WORKIFY AFRICA: A co-working space expert, WORKIFY AFRICA will consult and assist in designing and managing the co-working area within the hub. Their expertise in creating productive, collaborative workspaces will ensure that the facilities meet industry standards and foster creativity. Strathmore University - ISBE (Inspire, Start, Build, Elevate) Program: Strathmore University’s ISBE program will collaborate to provide advanced business and entrepreneurial training for creatives. They will offer workshops and mentorship focused on innovation, business skills, and startups. Aga Khan University - School of Media and Communication: AKU’s School of Media and Communication will contribute expertise in media production, communication, and digital storytelling. They will work on integrating media-related programs and workshops into the hub’s offerings. These collaborations will ensure the Kreatives Hub delivers comprehensive creative development, business training, and employment pathways, aligning with the vision of empowering youth through digital creativity and innovation.