Bwette Daniel Gilbert  aka Gilbert Frank Daniels, is one of the co-founderof the 
community dance Jericho Breakers (http://jerichobreakers.webs.com) that is empowering youth through performing arts.
He has also a community practioner / activist at Bavubuka Foundation, 
has taken up the challenge to create a positive voice for the youth & himself through
committing time at Bavubuka Foundation to learn various skills like photopraphy, 
community journalism, graphics designs among other skills that has opened up
opportunities for hi s life to work with local & international youth communities
through these skills.
His commitiment in community work earned him to be chosen as one of the finalist 
in the youth enterprenuers in Young Achievers Awards 2010.

Gilbert strongly believes that through his passion for these artistry, he can fully represent his community
& country through community activities he engages himself into 
to bring about peace, love, equality and unity. 
Gilbert's commitiment with community work has also earned an opportunity to
work with other youth accross the globe exercising the skill of journalism with 
YOUTH JOURNALISM INTERNATIONAL (http://youthjournalism.org) ...
 
He is also extending the skills he has learnt from BAvubuka Foundation to 
high schools with an aim of helping the young, talented youth of Uganda gain
confidence through journalism & photography in promoting their culture & their voice
on a global scale.

Also working on an ICT vision of  CHANGE IS VISIBLE in 
partnership with Bavubuka Foundation & Heart In Action Enterprises.
Its a collaborative youth project with African young Change-Leaders, in partnership 
with Bavubuka Foudation Community, ABAFRICA and Vijana Amani Pamoja (VAP). 
Bwette is one of the the youth leader in Uganda who will has gotten the opportunity 
to work with influential world leader on an ICT vision on Read My Lips 
LIVE-CHANGE IS VISIBLE for Africa empowering young leaders of Africa to change their communities.
On Auagust 2011 Bwette Daniel Gilbert was a team leader on the Uganda MDGs Conference heading the 
technological team helping stream the conference live on the internet.
http://www.asitainformatica.com/events/readmylips/login-bavubuka.htm#

His community work in photography has made him to archieve twho photography exhibition. One done at MoCADA 
(Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA) New York) this year 2011 and the other held at Uganda NationalCultural Theatre 2011.
He is also working on a photography & journalism projects in various communities. These projects seek to impact skills to youth still in high school and communities who are passionate about photography and journalism activities to help them learn to express themselves through these arts. 

"OUR VOICE SHALL BE HEARD TODAY & WILL BE ECHOED IN THE FUTURE LIVES NEXT GENERATION"
http://jerichobreakers.webs.com
http://bavubukacommunity.blogspot.com