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Dinnah Nabwire is responsible for steering institutional initiatives to generate, analyse and utilise knowledge to shape sustainable feminist philanthropy in Africa.
For 10 years, Dinnah has led research, documentation, learning, policy and advocacy for nonprofits with placements in Uganda and Washington DC. Most recently, she led technical collaborations for the research to practice transition of the Uganda Ministry of Gender-led Violence Against Children Survey (VACS). She also managed the establishment of a community-led model learning site in Northern Uganda which was co-created from the VACS data, a corroborative formative qualitative study and lessons from implementing the national INSPIRE strategies’ pilot in Central Uganda.
Dinnah holds a Masters of Gender, Education and International Development from the University College London and a Bachelors’ of Social Work from the Uganda Christian University.
She is a prochoice feminist, passionate about sexual and reproductive health rights for women. She is an everyday Rotarian, a lover of art and a walker.
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Dinnah Nabwire est chargée de piloter les initiatives institutionnelles visant à générer, analyser et utiliser les connaissances pour façonner la philanthropie féministe durable en Afrique.
Depuis 10 ans, Dinnah a mené des études, de la documentation, de l’apprentissage, des politiques et des actions de plaidoyer pour des organisations à but non lucratif en Ouganda et à Washington DC.
Plus récemment, elle a dirigé des collaborations techniques pour la recherche sur la transition de l’enquête sur la violence contre les enfants (VACS), menée par le ministère ougandais de l’égalité des sexes. Fondé sur les données VACS, une étude qualitative formative corroborante et les leçons tirées de la mise en œuvre du projet pilote de stratégies nationales INSPIRE dans le centre de l’Ouganda, elle a également géré la mise en place d’un site d’apprentissage modèle dirigé par la communauté dans le nord de l’Ouganda.
Dinnah est titulaire d’une maîtrise en genre, éducation et développement international de l’University College London et d’une licence en travail social de l’Université chrétienne d’Ouganda. Féministe pro-choix, elle se passionne pour les droits des femmes en matière de santé sexuelle et reproductive. Elle est une Rotarienne active, une amoureuse de l’art et une marcheuse.
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