Work & Initiatives
A selection of initiatives, research, writing, and media engagements spanning gender justice, technology, and civic participation across Africa.
Founder/Convener
TechHer (Founded 2015; registered 2018)
Grew from a two-person team and $5,000 budget into a 19-person organisation serving thousands across Africa. TechHer is a community of learning, support and collaboration for women working with technology.
KURAM
‘Kuram’ means ‘Keep Me Safe’ in Tiv, one of the 350+ languages found in Nigeria. It is a
survivor-centred TfGBV reporting and response platform. Kuram is the product of research and engagement with women and minority groups.
SGBV Emergency Response Fund
Convened leaders from 11 civil society organisations to advocate for urgent national action following the murder of Uwaila Vera and escalating GBV during COVID-19.
Toxic Tech Report (2026)
TechHer’s Toxic Tech report, launched at a national policy dialogue at the Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja, in July 2026, alongside the premiere of the film Unmuted: Can You Hear Me? and a high-level policy panel.
Volunteer Lawyers Network
A network of volunteer lawyers across more than 20 Nigerian states, helping survivors of technology-facilitated gender-based violence pursue justice. The work produced Nigeria’s first prosecutorial manual for TfGBV.
State of Emergency GBV Movement
Convener of the State of Emergency GBV Movement, a coalition pushing for gender-based violence to be treated as a national emergency in Nigeria.