These are the data curated by Wambui Wamunyu for inclusion in her book chapter entitled "Rhetoric, reality, and re-membering: Reflections on Kenya’s knowledge ecosystem following the June 2024 maandamano". Find the individual data artifacts on the PECE database. Explore the online databook Read the full book at African Minds Data Details: Image Name Photo By Photo Caption Type Source URL Figure 1 National Council for Law Reporting Kenya Constitution Image Source: https://www.kenyalaw.org/kl/index.php?id=398 Figure 2 Anonymous A poster that was circulated to call for protests after the initial June 25, 2024 protests. The poster drew from language in the Kenya Constitution that recognizes the citizen, not the State, as supreme. Image Source: anonymous Figure 3 Anonymous A June 29, 2024 poster listing 14 demands citizens wanted the government of President William Ruto to meet. This poster circulated on social media applications including X and Whatsapp. Image Source: anonymous Figure 4 The Oct. 8, 2024 launch of a donor-funded community library in Tharaka Nithi County (one of 47 administrative units in Kenya). The county's governor (left) and the donor shaking hands at the event. Image Source: The Standard Figure 5 X.com A screenshot of a conversation about Kenya's education system on an X.com spacehosted by a leading journalist on Nov. 7, 2024. Image Source: https://x.com/EricLatiff/status/1854553894946246733