Our Board

Nikita Montlake

Nikita currently serves as a Workshop Facilitator at Diversity and Ability. Along with having extensive social justice and development work experience, Nikita has a Master of Science in Social Policy and Development from the London School of Economics and a Master of Arts in Art History.

Rebecca Emiru

Rebecca currently serves as a Governance Specialist at DAI, where she supports all stages of business development. Rebecca has over seven years of experience in international development with expertise in the developmental implications of informality as well as industrialization in Ethiopia. She has a Master of Science in Development Management from the London School of Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Amherst College.

Julian Moreaux

Julian currently serves as a Senior Operations Officer at the International Finance Corporation (IFC) [a member of the World Bank Group] working on portfolio, project management and internal governance covering mainly Sub-Saharan Africa while also supporting the Middle East and North Africa. He has built a global career over the last 15 years with IFC. Julian completed the Global Business Leadership Program co-sponsored by INSEAD/IFC and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Mathematics and French Literature from Wabash College.

Mariscia Charles

Mariscia currently serves as a Policy and Technical Officer in the Ministry of Natural Resources in Guyana. She is an experienced social policy and International Development expert. Mariscia has Masters of Science in Social Policy and Development from the London School of Economics and Political Science and Bachelor of Science in International Relations from the University of Guyana.

Our Staff

Sentamu Kiremerwa

Founder | Executive Director

Sentamu is a photographer and poet, passionate about social justice, global health, and development in the Global South. Currently a Master of Public Health candidate at Columbia University focusing on Global Health Security. Sentamu holds a Master of Science in International Social Welfare from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Black Studies from Amherst College.