Advisory
Advisory Committee
The 8th RHNK Pan-African AYSRHR Conference is backed up by a powerhouse Advisory Committee; a diverse team of visionary leaders, health professionals, policymakers, and advocates championing SRHR in Africa and beyond. These experts bring decades of experience, research, and advocacy to ensure
Africa’s most pressing challenges and boldest opportunities in AYSRHR take center stage. With their leadership, this conference will be a space where ideas drive action, policies turn into progress, and collaborations lead to change.
Meet the brilliant minds behind the first-ever Pan-African RHNK Conference!
Prof. Joachim Osur
Chairperson, Conference Planning Committee and Vice Chancellor AMREF International University
Nelly Munyasia
Executive Director, Reproductive Health Network Kenya
Mallah Tabot
SRHR Advisor, International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), Africa Region
Dr. Jeanne Patrick
Senior Deputy Head, Division of Reproductive and Maternal Health, Ministry of Health, Kenya
Dr. Sheikh Mohamed
Director General, National Council for Population and Development
Evelyne Opondo
Regional Director, International Center for Research on Women
Saskia Husken
Senior Advocacy Advisor, Rutgers International
Allan Maleche
Executive Director, The Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network (KELIN)
Daisy Tuzo
Director, Youth Engagement, Planned Parenthood Global
Brian Kizito
Advisor and Manager Data Transformation, Intelligence and Impact, Insupply Health
Lucy Minayo
Co-CEO, Amplify Girls
Dr. Sheila Macharia
Managing Director, FP 2030 East and Southern Africa Reginal Hub
Gloria Masula
FP 2030 Youth Representative
Kate Kiama
Co-CEO, She’s First
Peter Ngure
Founder, Pathways Policy Institute
Robert Athewa
Programs Officer, Network of African National Human Rights Institutions (NANHRI)
Dr. Victor Mugambi
Advocacy and Events Associate, Global Fund for Children
Dr. Chrys Promesse Kaniki
Senior Technical Officer for Strategic Programmes, Youth Division Lead – Executive Office, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC)
Co-Convener
$50,000
Benefits
Recognition as a co-convener on the official conference logo and website
Speaker role during the opening ceremony
Support for conference materials (bags, programs, pens, banners)
Exhibition booth
Two waived delegate registrations
