Students from 13 Universities Build Tech Solutions for Workers’ Rights
NAIROBI, Kenya — What if a worker facing abuse could report it safely, find the right organisation to help, and track what happens to their complaint? That question was at the heart of the Business and Human Rights Solutions Challenge, which brought together students from 13 Kenyan universities for 2 days in September 2026. The hackathon was held as part of the Cultivating Justice project, with the Centre for Education Policy and Climate Justice (CEPCJ), DanChurchAid Kenya and Pamoja Trust working together to advance responsible business practices and human rights in Kenya's agribusiness sector. The challenge does not end with the final pitch. @iLabAfrica – Strathmore University will provide incubation support to the winning teams, helping promising ideas move from the hackathon into the next stage of development. Held under…

