Rhonwyn Hagedorn


Rhonwyn Hagedorn

Rhonwyn Hagedorn is a Master of Sustainable Development Practice candidate at the School for International Training, with study experience in Ecuador, Malawi, and South Africa. Her background includes working with indigenous communities in Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo, as well as years of experience in the non-profit and social enterprise sectors. Rhonwyn specializes in facilitation, training, coaching, and organizational development, with a focus on sustainable agriculture, cultural preservation, environmental conservation, and grassroots community development. She is also passionate about using group drumming and participatory experiences to build leadership, connection, and positive social change.



20 Jul

Shiny New Dusty Gumboots

We were starting to finish the construction phase of the garden in the Lang’ata Women’s

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Posted Jul 20, 2026

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09 Jul

Let’s Build A Cone Garden

After our first week of training on waste management and introductory gardening techniques, it was

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Posted Jul 09, 2026

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05 Jul

Fridah’s Soap Empire

Walking through Kibera, often described as one of Africa’s largest slums, I found myself immersed

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Posted Jul 05, 2026

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29 Jun

Growing Second Chances

Walking down the path toward Lang’ata Women’s Maximum Security Prison, the Lishe Grow team could

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Posted Jun 29, 2026

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17 Jun

The Day No One Showed Up

Our first groundbreaking day in the Maasai community was an interesting one. When we arrived,

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Posted Jun 17, 2026

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14 Jun

Seeds of Change

The Maasai are traditionally a pastoral and nomadic people. The community living near Lang’ata does

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Posted Jun 14, 2026

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27 May

The Road Not Taken to Gulu

As part of our Master’s in Sustainable Development Practice with the School for International Training,

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Posted May 27, 2026

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