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GC4W is founded on a three-prong approach connecting, educating and empowering marginalized women in the world. Lilian hopes to empower the women she reaches with GC4W through the commitment of the GC4W “champions,” (a group of leaders committed to the foundation’s progress), as well as through grass roots programs that are uniquely tailored towards the needs of local women.

When we asked Lilian about GC4W’s main thrust, she told us that it is an “organization that believes in all women and their right to create new opportunities for themselves and their communities, [we work with] women and young girls in underserved communities across the globe...It is said that even great things have tiny beginnings and it is my hope that as GC4W grows, our story and success is added to that lineage.”

Kambale Musavuli

“Before you know me, you have to know Congo,” says Kambale Musavuli. Musavuli was born and raised in the Central African country and emigrated to the United States 14 years ago. At 31, he is the National Spokesperson and Student Coordinator for Friends of the Congo, a non-profit advocacy group based in Washington that supports social justice work while focusing on bringing about a peaceful and lasting change in Congo. Musavuli has an extensive knowledge in an array of topics including labor rights, corporate accountability, and environmental and social justice. He has also worked with local activists on issues like raising minimum wages, ending police brutality, and improving the immigrant experience. It is this perspective that facilitates his work as a research consultant for government agencies, film projects, and finance groups.

“Some people say that I am married to my work,” he says. Musavuli believes what is happening in the DRC presents serious ethical quandaries. In his spare time, he travels to speak to students, community organizers, global leaders, and religious groups to talk about those issues and possible resolutions.

“Almost 6 million people have died in Congo, and nobody knows about [it],” he reminded us.

As a human rights activist, Musavuli also believes in the economic viability of his home country which continues to house a great array of natural resources.

Ephra Kazadi

K&A Private Equity CEO Ephra Kazadi was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kinshasa. When he was still a child, Kazadi and his family moved to Paris. <本论文由英语论文网提供整理，提供论文代写，英语论文代写，代写论文，代写英语论文，代写留学生论文，代写英文论文，留学生论文代写相关核心关键词搜索。