Community Solutions Program Fellows

Amar is a business relationships officer in Brunei where she has been involved in many youth and women empowerment projects on career development, leadership, and health and fitness. She hopes to integrate women's empowerment into community culture by using sports programs to promote inclusivity and gender equality.

Bokani is a social work practitioner with experience in both civic and government entities where she has implemented social safety and social protection programs and psychosocial support programs.

Pamela is a journalist who advocates for young refugee moms and adolescents. She raises awareness on the issues they face, including issues of child marriages, early pregnancies, and sexual abuse.

Florence is the Community Outreach Coordinator for the Thread of Life Women Empowerment Ministries where she works with communities to address problems that women and children face, such as spousal abandonment, gender-based violence, and HIV.

Hau Nuam is the Community Development Coordinator for the Myanmar Baptist Convention and works with women's groups to build their skills in order to enhance their social and economic status.

Kaylee works for, Daughters Of Tomorrow, a charity organization which enables livelihood opportunities for low-income women, where she manages and oversees all program operations and works closely with community partners to deliver all-rounded support for the women.

Caroline is a project assistant for Art and Global Health Center Africa and has expertise in developing and using human-centered curriculum and participatory arts as tools for trauma intervention.

Florence is the executive director and co-founder of the Organization for Women Empowerment (OWE) in Liberia. Her work includes gender-based violence prevention and small business micro-lending for women entrepreneurs.

Getrude is a lawyer and a women and children’s rights activist. She works with the Legal and Human Rights Centre in Tanzania on issues of advocacy, law and policy reforms, gender-based violence, child abuse, and women and girls empowerment.

Hanin has extensive background in humanitarian aid. She is the former Project Director for SOS Children's Villages Syria where her work focused on developing education centers for displaced children and mentorship with young adults.