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Celebrating Extra-Ordinary Women this International Women's Day

Hosted by the Inclusion Initiative

Online public event

Speaker

Elizabeth Nyamayaro

Elizabeth Nyamayaro

Chair

Dr Christine Chow

In this special event to celebrate International Women’s Day, Dr Christine Chow will be in conversation with Elizabeth Nyamayaro about her outstanding leadership in launching one of the world's largest global solidarity movements for gender equality, HeForShe, in addition to her work in the UN and her best-selling book I am a Girl From Africa.

Meet our speaker and chair

Elizabeth Nyamayaro () is an award-winning humanitarian and Special Advisor for United Nations World Food Programme. Born in Zimbabwe, Elizabeth has worked at the forefront of global development for over two decades improving the lives of underserved populations and has been instrumental in fighting global inequalities, advancing social justice, and challenging the status quo to accelerate women’s rights around the world – through her leadership roles at the World Bank, World Health Organization, UNAIDS, and UN Women. Elizabeth is a Political Scientist by training and holds a MSc in Politics from the London School of Economics and Political Science and leadership education from the Harvard Business School. She wrote a memoir about her life and experiences, I Am A Girl From Africa.

Dr Christine Chow is Advisory Board Member at The Inclusion Initiative.

More about this event

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