Sanju Dhakal

With the aim of building a career in the humanitarian sector, Sanju enrolled herself for a Bachelor in Social Work and Journalism degree after high school. As an undergraduate student of social work, she understood the importance of NGOs, INGOs, and local organizations and started dedicating her time to volunteering. She also wrote articles covering issues of national importance and digital advocacy in her community. She runs the "Save a Child's future" project in Kathmandu that's been celebrated on international platforms such as Peace First, Kidsright Changemakers, and the State of Youth. Currently, she is working as a childrens' activist [...]

2021-02-16T06:01:25+00:009th February 2021|

Randolphlyn Darlyn Johnson

Randolphlyn Darlyn Johnson is founder and Executive Director of the Young Africans Capacity Building Network, a non-governmental organization aimed at developing the skills of young Africans through youth capacity building workshops and symposiums that would enable young people to become productive citizens as they make a positive change in their communities and the world at large. She is a female leader, volunteer and a changemaker passionate about women and children's rights. She is currently working within the Human Resource unit as an Intern-Assistant at Naymote-Liberia, an organization that promotes citizens' understanding of democratic processes and long-term benefits of their participation. [...]

2021-02-15T10:17:46+00:009th February 2021|

Audrey Freddy Toscano

Audrey is originally from the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. He studied a degree in Public Administration, which has allowed him to work in the three levels of government; municipal, state and federal. This accumulation of experience allowed him to start an application for portable devices called GobernApp, whose three main objectives are to promote and encourage citizen participation, motivate municipal governments to automate their processes and that the development and implementation of social programs and public policies are based on qualitative and quantitative data. Through the incubator, Audrey hopes to continue expanding this project.

2021-02-14T22:59:31+00:009th February 2021|

Saturnino de Oliveira

Saturnino de Olivera is an economist and Researcher at the National Institute of Studies and Research (INEP). He is a founding member of the civic initiative "Bassora di Povu", the civic movements, "CASE" and "guineendadi". During his stay in the Kingdom of Morocco as a student of economic sciences and management, he was chairman of the advisory board of AGUIFREM-CENTRAL (Association of Guinean students in Morocco). He was an international observer of the municipal elections in Mozambique in 2018, and in 2019 in the general elections he coordinated the monitoring of compliance with the electoral code of conduct. He also participated [...]

2021-02-15T10:25:20+00:009th February 2021|

Elizabeth Masika

Elizabeth Masika has more than eight years of experience working on a multitude of active citizenship projects. She was raised in a community where marriage is a priority (even at the age of 9) and where getting an education is considered lucky, rather than the norm. Coming from this community, Elizabeth's passion is to ensure that her neighbours and friends are aware of their potential, the impact they can have and of the rights that they hold. Elizabeth currently works for Greenlight Planet, working with solar lights to bring innovative business opportunities to communities. Her Incubator idea is to support [...]

2021-02-09T12:47:28+00:009th February 2021|

Jalim Mohamed Ibrahim

Jalim Mohamed Ibrahim has nine years of experience in social work and is also a co-founder and director for the Centre for Research and Governance. This organization is youth-led, focusing on research, governance, child protection, peace and security and life skills. Beyond social work, he is also a budget consultant and a life-skill trainer. His vision is to have an informed society that is guided by the rule of law, and able to better advocate for transparency and accountability. Jalim aims to create a platform for the community to raise their voices when it comes to matters of inadequate governance. [...]

2021-02-09T12:47:28+00:009th February 2021|

Linda Asena

Linda Asena is a Humanist who's goals have been influenced by the philosophical teachings of Confucius. Inspired by the Sustainable Development Goals, she co-founded CIVIC 38, a Community Based Organization in one of Kenya's rural counties with the aim to dispense knowledge about Sexual Reproductive Health Rights, Gender Based Violence and how governance and policies affect the lives of women and girls in rural communities. She plans to expand on this work for her Incubator project, extending the safety and security net for women in her community through knowledge and skills building.

2021-02-09T12:47:28+00:009th February 2021|

G. Naway Gumeh

Naway Gumeh is a responsible and committed Journalist and investigative reporter with a passion for building an informed society through media. As host for Prime FM's evening flagship program dubbed "The Brumm" on the Tuesday and Thursday editions, he provides coverage of political and economic events in Liberia. Through the Accountability Incubator program, he intends to hold people and institutions responsible for their words and actions, whether it is political fact-checking, investigations or other forms of reporting. Follow Naway Gumeh on Twitter.

2021-02-15T10:28:01+00:009th February 2021|

Silas N. Juaquellie

Silas Juaquellie is the National Director of Burning Barriers Building Bridges Youth Theatre (B4YT) Liberia Inc. and a District Education Officer at the Ministry of Education. He also serves as a lecturer at CEPRES International University and as the National Research Consultant at the Center for Research and Development Initiatives (DRDI). Among his many community engagement activities, he has also taken lead in the street drama awareness during the Ebola epidemic in Bong and Montserrado counties and the civil voter education for new voters in Bong, Lofa, Nimba, Bassa, and Margibi. He is passionate about Information Technology and for his [...]

2021-02-15T10:45:20+00:009th February 2021|

Stanford A. Joe

Stanford A. Joe is a Young Political Leadership School graduate and Founder & amp; Executive Director of Foundation for Youth Tranquility, a non-governmental organization that focuses on the promotion and enhancement of good citizenship in Liberia through civil education, research, capacity building and gender equity strategy programs that directly empower and benefit young people to be better citizens. He has been working in youth development for over fourteen years and is passionate about youth inclusion, good citizens practice and human rights.

2021-02-15T10:36:38+00:009th February 2021|
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