Teresiah is a focused and innovative project team player, an African Women in Agroecology (AWOLA) Mentor, and a gender and development studies master’s degree holder with 8+ years in research and
social justice work.
I am passionate about embedding gender dimensions in food security and the sustainable agriculture sector as a development booster for marginalized smallholder women farmers to achieve their full potential in agriculture value chains.
I am also analytical of gender norms that create inequalities in agriculture and strive to eliminate the disparities to create stronger communities