Streetlights Uganda's flagship annual event
Unseen
Me
Step into an unexpected celebration of art, style, sound, and bold young voices. Come curious and leave seeing possibility everywhere.
Discover Unseen Me

We organise and participate in a number of events ranging from workshops, outreaches, training, conferences/summits, exhibitions, campaigns, and also graduation ceremonies for our beneficiaries.
Most are mainly spearheaded by our partners on one hand and our team of dedicated volunteers on the other hand. Some of the events we have participated in include, Breakfast Jam, Hip Hop for Society, Street Kids Christmas Party, Children’s Gala For Hope, Meet the Boss and our very own annual in-house Unseen Me Exhibition.
UnseenMe Exhibition is an exhibition aimed at showcasing to community how much potential children living on the streets possess through enormous talents and art work. It is through this platform that we believe these children can freely express their ideas, talents and break stereotypes conveyed by the general public.
Our very first of this kind happened on 4th February 2017 in Kampala with subsequent editions in 2018 and 2019. This event has seen over 100 children living on the streets showcase different skills through drama, music, art and fashion.
Browse through our history of workshops, campaigns, exhibitions, and milestones.
Streetlights Uganda's flagship annual event
Step into an unexpected celebration of art, style, sound, and bold young voices. Come curious and leave seeing possibility everywhere.
Discover Unseen Me
A collaborative showcase bringing together partners, creatives, and development leaders to highlight the impact of arts empowerment.
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Representing Streetlights Uganda on a global stage at the UMBC International Education Expo, showcasing the immense potential of our youth.
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A recurring creative workshop where Street Stars facilitate art sessions, teaching participants how to paint custom t-shirts.
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A conference dedicated to inspiring the next generation of young leaders and creatives, equipping them with entrepreneurial skills.
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Partnering with The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health to feature fifty artworks exploring nature as refuge and healing spaces on global journal covers.
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A cultural and creative exchange with Italian photographer Valerio Rigamonti, empowering street-connected youth with visual storytelling skills and cameras.
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The First Cohort of Women under the Ntunga Program (Hoima Edition) graduated on 18th July 2022 in Hoima amidst invited guests and their parents.
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In Partnership with Reminac Studios Enterprises, we launched the first issue of a comic book titled “The StreetMonster” at Kabalaza in Bukoto to highlight the plight of street children.
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