/ˈkuːnguː/
(n)– Swahili for 'mist' or 'fog', symbolizing the gradual unveiling of possibilities when we get
closer.
KUNGU LABS is a think, design, and do tank advancing applied research and innovation to support change-making initiatives and institutions.
AnthroKafe is an initiative aimed at building communities of practice by providing mentorship opportunities for students and professionals. It serves as a meetup space for anthropologists and leaders in Kenya interested in exploring how anthropological ways of knowing can be applied to understand organizations, people, and societal structures.
Perspectives
Join Mathews Wakhungu and Adrian Jankowiak of Nairobi Design for a thought-provoking conversation on the intersection of cultural anthropology, design, and social impact. In this episode of the podcast, they talk about how cultural anthropology impacts our thoughts, actions, and design choices. Mathews also shares about KUNGU LABS and how we are using ethnographic research for human-centered design and social impact innovation.
This is the third episode under the 'Shifting Narratives' program supported by the British Council SSA Arts @eastafricaarts #AfrikaDesignPodcast #SSAArts #SouthernAfricaArts
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Within the broad theme of R&D for Good theme, we're working on social impact projects that address the most pressing problem in our communities.