Founder & Executive Director (DHIF)
I am a technology professional, researcher, and social entrepreneur dedicated to empowering girls and women through education, technology, and opportunity.
I hold a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and a Master’s degree in Computer Forensics. My academic and professional journey has provided a multidisciplinary perspective across technology, cybersecurity, digital systems, research, business development, community engagement, and human wellbeing.
My experiences have shown that talent and potential are universal, but opportunity is not. I founded the Digital Humanity Initiative Foundation (DHIF) because I believe no girl, woman, or vulnerable person should be limited by poverty, lack of education, or restricted access to technology.
I am inspired by the strength and potential of girls and young women in underserved communities, especially first daughters who often bear significant family responsibilities. Educating, equipping, and empowering a young woman not only changes her life but also creates the possibility of transforming her family and community.
I am committed to building a future where underserved individuals have the knowledge, confidence, digital skills, and opportunities to participate, lead, and thrive.
Through DHIF, I am dedicated to transforming potential into opportunity and opportunity into lasting change.
