Demonstrating practical communication leadership across multi-partner campaigns, community storytelling, media relations, and development initiatives.
Amplifying survivor perspectives to drive international fundraising and awareness against Female Genital Mutilation.
Communicating sensitive gender-based violence (GBV) and anti-FGM narratives to global audiences without disempowering community members requires nuanced, ethical, and gender-transformative storytelling.
Featured as a key storyteller in the international Red Nose Campaign, producing narrative content that illustrated life, dignity, and community transformation without FGM. She translated lived experiences into ethical, human-centered advocacy pieces suitable for cross-cultural resonance.
Selected portfolio of strategic communication, media management, and community engagement initiatives.
Led strategic communication frameworks and capacity mentorship for 30 grantee groups operating under the EU-funded FSTP program.
Assisted community-based sub-grantees in establishing structured communication tools, capturing project milestones, and maintaining brand alignment across donor-funded activities.
Coordinated three major in-country advocacy campaigns across Kisumu and Garissa Counties focused on community safety and gender justice.
Managed local journalist networks, facilitated policy discussions with county leadership, and trained over 25 organizational staff and volunteers in messaging.
Addressed gaps in regional media reporting regarding sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) and gender-based violence.
Designed and facilitated capacity workshops for over 30 local journalists and social media influencers on ethical, survivor-centered, and gender-sensitive reporting.
Managed the complete digital ecosystem for CECOME and Manga HEART across Kisii and Nyamira Counties.
Oversees content production, calendar scheduling, and analytics monitoring for more than 12 social media platforms spanning six funded projects.