Ufungamano Initiative is a constitutional change social movement in Kenya. It is a church led coalition which was working on constitutional reforms from 1991 – 2005.
The social movement is made up of 54 different human rights organizations, religious groups and opposition parties.
Mutava Musymi led the social movements known as Ufungamano Initiative and later in 2007 joined politics as a Member of Parliament (MP) of Gachoka Constituency.
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The social movement was comprised of inter-faith members such as Catholics, Protestants, indigenous Churches, Muslims and Hindus.
Ufungamano Initiative mobilized resources for a parallel Constitutional Review process.
Artists play an important role in promoting the work of social movements, so do researchers or scholars.
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