Accomplished professional with a strong foundation in gender studies, evidenced by an M.Phil degree. Demonstrates a diverse skill set encompassing curriculum development, policy writing, classroom management, lecturing, community engagement, and qualitative research. Specializes in feminist methodologies, women's criminality, and social health, contributing to two co-authored research articles in national and international journals. Possesses a proven track record in academic administration, having served as a Student Affairs Officer, Internship Coordinator, and Focal Person for the Laptop Scheme. Demonstrates a commitment to promoting gender equality and safety through successful policy development (e.g., protection against sexual abuse and harassment) and the implementation of effective training programs. Additionally, has experience as a successful trainer and mentor, with expertise in gender mainstreaming and guiding school-going girls on social business ideas.