Winnie R. Makokha is a Multidisciplinary researcher with experience spanning occupational safety and health and workers’ rights, public health, child safeguarding, digital advocacy. Winnie is curious about the intersection of life sciences and social sciences, with an appreciation of how these two broad disciplines enrich each other. Her experience working…
By Resla Wesonga
Susan Wanjiku W. is a Kenyan professional working at the intersection of digital transformation, governance, innovation, and inclusive development in Africa. She brings experience supporting digital and climate-focused ventures and strengthening innovation ecosystems, with a particular interest in how technology, data, and finance can contribute to better development outcomes. Susan…
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Lillian Omondi is a researcher, and academic whose work sits at the intersection of inclusive development, community agency, and systems change. With expertise in project management and applied research, she explores how social capital, community networks, technology, and community-led climate adaptation shape more inclusive and resilient futures. Her work is…
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Carolyn Owino is pushing health systems beyond function toward justice. Trained as a nurse, her journey began at the bedside, where she witnessed both resilience and deep systemic gaps. Over 15 years, she has moved into education and systems leadership, shaping inclusive curricula, strengthening institutions and advancing gender-responsive approaches rooted…
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Kenneth Chomba is a learning and evaluation practitioner with a background in research, systems thinking, and strategic accompaniment of social justice organisations. He brings a strategic sense and practice in network(s) weaving. He has spent many years in organising and movement spaces connecting the dots between learning methodologies/approaches and…
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Gathoni Blessol (she/they) is a Kenyan activist, systems strategist and co-founder of Sociable Weavers, a queer collective fostering socio-ecological regeneration. They invite others to examine the narrow ideas of what it means to be human and embrace the possibilities that emerge at the margins of these definitions. Grounded in…
By Resla Wesonga