Obama Foundation/Africa Leaders/2022
  Obama Foundation/Africa Leaders/2022(Obama Foundation/Leaders Program)    | |
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| Membership | • Natacha Agbahoungba • Sitraka Andrinivo • Carmem Barros Furtado • Bitania Lulu Berhanu • Tamarah Moutotekema Boussamba • Morato Custódio • John Jal Dak • Omar Degan • Nasser Diallo • Bilaly Dicko • Brenda Formin • Isabel Kumwembe • Aouatef Khelloqi • Japhet Gaël Mavoungou Kimbembe • Doussouba Konaté • Zorgh Madi • Taurai Maja • Melissa Sarah Hamalambo • Marriam Mwiza • Marion Ngina • Dave Okech • Dieudonne K. Perry • Susan Sabano • John T. Sarboah Jr. • Aïssatou Seck • Mazin Sharfi • Gift Ostallos Siziva • Confidence Staveley • Fatime Souckar Terab • Kossiwa Tsipoaka • Moses Twahirwa • Ineza Umuhoza Grace • Ify Umunna • Sakhile Xulu • Claude Valentin Zanmenou |
| The Obama Foundation's program selecting future African Leaders. | |
The Obama Foundation's program selecting future African Leaders, cohort 2022.[1]
Own words
The Leaders program launched in Africa in 2018 and expanded to Asia Pacific in 2019, Europe in 2020, and the United States in 2023.
The program aims to inspire, empower, and connect regional cohorts of changemakers; These 24-45-year-old emerging leaders from around the world forge societies and communities rooted in shared values. Upon completion of the program, Leaders will have gained a deeper understanding of how values-based leadership advances their work. They will be inspired to take further action, propelled by new ideas and skills. Most importantly, Leaders will continue to gain a broader global perspective by joining the Obama Leadership Network, a growing global alumni community[2].
