Fellowships

Dan Entseya

Dan Entseya Country: SenegalAdvocacy areas: Issues preventing developing countries, particularly those in Africa, from achieving the MDGs. Languages: French “Sciences without conscience is but the ruin of the soul and being passionate about what you achieve makes all the difference.”  Background:Research- and growth-oriented professional with dynamic experience in economic analysis: macroeconomic reforms and developments; fiscal policy in the extractive sector. […]

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Sakhile Dlamini

Sakhile DlaminiCountry: EswatiniAdvocacy areas: Gender, Human Rights, Child protectionLanguages: English, Siswati My commitment to feminist principles and advocacy is rooted in a profound belief in the inherent dignity and rights of every individual. Working tirelessly to address gender-based violence and violence against children, I strive to create a world where equality and justice prevail. By promoting human rights

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Ulemu Hannah Kanyongolo

Ulemu Hannah KanyongoloCountry: MalawiAdvocacy areas: Human Rights, Feminist movement building, Protection and promotion of Women’s rightsLanguages: English, Chichewa  Ulemu Hannah Kanyongolo is a young feminist lawyer who is passionate about using the law as a tool for advocacy. Through her advocacy efforts, she hopes to bring about meaningful change in the women’s rights space, particularly with respect to

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Country, Fellowships, Malawi

Veronika Haimbili

Veronika HaimbiliCountry: NamibiaAdvocacy areas: Public Health, Access to Healthcare, SRHR, Climate Change, Social JusticeLanguages: English, Oshiwambi, Fair Afrikaans My work and advocacy efforts are guided by a profound commitment to fostering positive change and advancing social justice. I believe that effective advocacy requires a deep understanding of the issues at hand and a dedication to amplifying the voices

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Tlotlo Mokgware

Tlotlo MokgwareCountry: BotswanaAdvocacy areas: Gender Equality and Womxn’s Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights, Mental Health awareness and support, Economic empowerment for marginalised communities, Human Rights, Education, Health and wellness, Youth empowermentLanguages: English, Setswana My advocacy work is driven by commitment to justice, equality, and the belief that every individual deserves to live a life free from discrimination and fear. By

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Lynet Tinoza

Lynet TinozaCountry: ZimbabweAdvocacy areas: Early and unintended pregnancy prevention, ASRHR, Feminist practices for inclusion, Gender Norms Transformation, Mental health and Economic Empowerment Approaches for AGYWLanguages: English, Shona As a dedicated human rights and women’s rights activist, my work is rooted in the belief that every individual deserves access to comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and

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Country, Fellowships, Zimbabwe

Nothabo Sibanda

Nothabo SibandaCountry: ZimbabweAdvocacy areas: Gender, Human Rights, Economic empowerment, HIV and AIDS, Governance, Child protection, SRHRLanguages: English, Shona, Ndebele There is nothing more crucial in society than human rights and awareness of these rights.  A month after graduation l started volunteering as a programs officer at Maranatha Orphans Care Trust (MOCT). This role has immensely contributed to my

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Country, Fellowships, Zimbabwe

Rita Tiriboyi

Rita TiriboyiCountry: ZimbabweAdvocacy areas: SRHR, Gender equality, EducationLanguages: English, Shona  Inspired to develop and empower!  Background:Rita Tiriboyi is an Educationist, sport scientist, writer and advocate for youth and women development. She is a former Forum for African Women Educationist – Zimbabwe (FAWEZI) board secretary. Rita once worked with Sports Leaders Institute of Zimbabwe and Simukaupenye Intergrated Youth Academy

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Country, Fellowships, Zimbabwe
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