Voices of Home

Stories from diaspora Kenyans shaping the future

Profiles and reflections from people building, creating, leading and coming home in new ways.

Journalist

Victoria Rubadiri: Kenya’s Voice to the World

Victoria Rubadiri never set out to be an icon. Yet, from the day she first stepped behind a microphone, her voice carried something unmistakable – a quiet

Nairobi, Kenya Victoria Rubadiri
Storyteller

Malia Ann: A Kenyan-American Storyteller Claiming Her Voice Beyond the White House

The plaid Vivienne Westwood corset and tiered skirt draped effortlessly over Malia Ann’s 5’11” frame as she stepped onto the red carpet at the 2024 Deauville

United States Malia Ann
Leader

Barack Obama: The Son of Kogelo Who Redefined Belonging

For many, Barack Obama’s rise to the presidency of the United States is the archetypal American success story — the son of a single mother, raised with modest

United States Barrack Obama
Actress

Lupita Nyong’o: Rooted in Kisumu, Crowned by the World

There’s a quiet chapel near Lake Victoria where the wind moves through mango trees and time slows. It stands beside a dormitory built for orphaned girls—both

United States Lupita Nyong’o
Actress

“Roots Aren’t Anchors, They’re Wings”: The Unfolding Journey of Trina Njoroge

Some stories unfold like a quiet sunrise—gentle, radiant, and deeply rooted. Trina Njoroge’s story is one of those. Psychiatric nurse. Beauty queen. Reality

United States Trina Njoroge
basketballer

The Crossroads of Dreams: Iffi Kazmi’s Journey from Chicago to Kenya’s Basketball Hope

Where Two Worlds Meet: Chicago Roots, Kenyan Heart Iffi Kazmi’s story is a testament to the beauty and complexity of dual identity. Born and raised in

United States Iffi Kazmi
footballler

The Dual Pitch: Taiwo Atieno and the Long Road to Home.

In the stillness before kickoff, when boots are laced and stadiums hum with anticipation, Taiwo Atieno would often close his eyes—not to visualize the goal,

United Kingdom Taiwo Atieno
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