I am an award - winning human rights defender and internationally recognized speaker who has been working in the area of disability for over eight years. I am the founder of Signs of Hope Trust, an award-winning grassroots non-profit that champions the rights of people with disabilities. The organization facilitates scholarships, helps schools establish libraries, lobbies and raises awareness on disability. I am currently the Chairperson of the Mandela Washington Fellowship Disability Inclusion Knowledge Network, Chapter Co-Chair of the Catalyst2030 Zimbabwe Chapter, I also sit on the Deaf Women Included Board. Additionally, I am a Mandela Washington Fellow (2019 - University of Delaware), Former President of the Young African Leaders Initiative (Zimbabwe Chapter) and one of the GoGetter Movement Founding 100. These are phenomenal young women recognized for their work in communities. My current studies are in Inclusive Education at the Zimbabwe Open University, with the support of the Wells Mountain Initiative (USA). I am interested in Digital Rights, Access to Information, Freedom of Expression, Assistive Technology, Disability Rights, Women's Rights, Economic Justice, Financial Inclusion and Inclusive Practices.