Caroline Ngorobi  is the Founder and Producer of Jukwaa Arts Productions, a creative greenhouse established in Mombasa in 2015, which voices social issues through performing and visual arts.

Jukwaa Arts Productions  supports the professional advancement of artists on the Kenyan coast, while provoking robust debate and progressive social change through community and boardroom theatre, street art installations and artists’ hangouts. Previous projects have addressed issues such as marine conservation, sexual harassment in the workplace, and the promotion of care for intangible cultural heritage. Jukwaa Arts have extensive experience collaborating with diverse institutional actors, including KEMRI (the Kenya Medical Research Institute) and the British Council.

Dr Zoë Goodman  is an anthropologist and facilitator with 15 years of experience at top universities, non-profit organizations and the UN. She has been doing research in Mombasa for a decade. Passionate about engaging publics beyond the university, Zoë is increasingly involved in arts-based and embodied approaches to research and collective care. She is an experienced facilitator and recently piloted a series of workshops at King’s College London, designed to support the creation of care practices amongst students.