Hi!
I’m a Masters graduate in International Development from Sciences Po, currently working as International Project & Partnerships Manager at the Learning Planet Institute, a UNESCO-recognised research centre advancing innovation in learning systems globally.
I’m passionate about data, storytelling and advocacy about socio-economic development, and making a positive impact on the world. I come from a long line of activists (all the way back to my great-grandmother) who protested against the injustice of apartheid over 70 cumulative years. Growing up hearing my family’s stories gave me a profound appreciation for social justice. I gravitate towards this field consciously, through my experience and political convictions, and unconsciously, through my heritage. Although apartheid ended the year before I was born, discriminatory vestiges of this regime permeate through its descendants and legacy. Growing up in this politically tense period, I have listened, and finally contributed, to an evolving conversation about the need for tangible transformation through truly universal development.
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Experience
I have a wealth of experience as a project manager, researcher and data analyst in NGOs in France and South Africa. I have excelled professionally, both in French and English environments.
Education
I have benefitted from an enriching education at two top-rated institutions in their fields of expertise.
Volunteering
I have also given back through Benenova in Paris, France, and during my time at Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator in Johannesburg, South Africa.







