An MPhil in Public Policy from the University of Cambridge and part-qualified ACCA credentials form the foundation of my career, which spans over three years in human rights, health policy and advocacy. My tenure at UNICEF and the National Assembly, has been characterized by a deep commitment to policy reform, with a significant emphasis on human rights, education and public health advocacy, and partnerships aimed at financial inclusion for vulnerable populations. This experience has fostered a keen understanding of the intricacies involved in shaping policies that not only address immediate concerns but also uphold and advance the rights and well-being of individuals. I bring a nuanced perspective to policy development, adept in orchestrating impactful frameworks that resonate within diverse cultural and socio-economic landscapes. My approach is rooted in a belief that effective policy advocacy in human rights is pivotal to building inclusive, resilient communities and driving systemic change.