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The National Agĩkũyũ Culture Convention (NACC) 2026 is organized by Maina & Mwangi Trust — dedicated to the preservation, promotion and advancement of Agĩkũyũ culture, spirituality and heritage.
The Convention will bring together scholars, cultural practitioners, community leaders, policymakers, women leaders and youth to shape the community's trajectory for the next 50 to 100 years.
Each sub-theme anchors a day of presentations, panels and cultural workshops.
Exploring the deep spiritual foundations and philosophical traditions that have long defined the Agĩkũyũ identity and their relationship with Ngai.
Examining the community's relationship with land, the family unit, health systems and the economic foundations built on hard work and pragmatism.
Charting a bold, community-driven strategic roadmap for the next 50 to 100 years — drawing strength from historical roots to build a sustainable future.
Kenyatta University Conference Centre · June 17–19, 2026
Delegates arrive, cultural welcome and orientation
Opening prayers, national anthem and cultural performances
Mũgĩkũyũ, Ngai wake na Ũngai wake — Distinguished thought leaders on Agĩkũyũ worldview
Cultural preservation in the digital age
Artifacts, heritage dances and creative works by local artists
Ũtonga wa Mũgĩkũyũ — Land, family, health and economic resilience
Scholars present research on community challenges and pathways forward
Youth, Women, Professionals and Cultural Practitioners sessions
Elders and youth in structured conversation on cultural continuity
Traditional music, food, storytelling and community fellowship
Ira, Ũmũthĩ na Rũciũ — Mapping the community's 50-year trajectory
Delegates co-create strategies across all three thematic areas
Awards to individuals who have made outstanding contributions
Formal adoption of the NACC 2026 communiqué and strategic recommendations
Closing ceremony, blessings and next steps announcement
An optional afternoon heritage tour exploring Agĩkũyũ cultural sites — paid for separately. Details to be announced.
The Convention invites scholars, cultural practitioners, community leaders and professionals to critically examine Agĩkũyũ heritage, values and future trajectories. Submit abstracts of up to 300 words plus a brief biography (50 words) and contact information.
Send to: ngemi.nduhio@gmail.com
Deadline: Extended to 21st April, 2026
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You will be notified by April 30, 2026.
Submissions sent to ngemi.nduhio@gmail.com
Online participants are full members of the convention. Ask questions and contribute to the discourse from anywhere in the world.
Submit questions to presenters during sessions — answered live by moderators.
Comment on presentations and contribute to the collective Agĩkũyũ discourse.
Community members worldwide can participate fully from any device.
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Multiple convenient payment options to register for NACC 2026.
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For queries: ngemi.nduhio@gmail.com
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Your generosity helps bring this historic gathering to life — enabling youth participation, cultural preservation and peer-reviewed convention proceedings.
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