Born on June 21, Lisa Wanyande is making a big impact in African humanitarian activism at a young age. She is passionate about advocating for women’s rights, empowering youth, promoting education, and improving health. As the chair of Youths Africa Forum, along with her vice-chair Mousa Abdulai from Chad, Lisa’s influence reaches far and wide, touching the lives of many.
At just 20 years old, Lisa founded Its Her Voice Initiative to address issues like gender-based violence, early marriage, and discrimination. Her organization provides a platform for women to share their stories, seek support, and find empowerment.
Education and Empowerment.
Lisa believes in the power of education to break the cycle of poverty. She advocates for girls’ and young women’s education by providing resources, encouraging school attendance, and creating learning opportunities, especially in marginalized communities.
Lisa is actively involved in community outreach programs that support underprivileged populations. She also participates in health campaigns to promote awareness, access to medical services, and hygiene practices, especially in rural areas. Lisa emphasizes the importance of health in overall well-being and community development.
As a young activist, Lisa mentors other young people to take active roles in their communities and advocate for their voices to be heard. She believes that the energy and ideas of the younger generation are essential for sustainable development.
Lisa promotes sustainable practices and raises awareness about the impacts of climate change on vulnerable communities. She works to protect the environment while ensuring the well-being of future generations.
Recognition and Impact
Lisa’s dedication and impactful work have earned her recognition locally and internationally. She has received awards for her contributions to humanitarian causes, solidifying her reputation as a beacon of hope and change in Africa.
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