Iddrisu Muniratu Muna

As a Baobab Ambassador, I connected students to opportunities such as start-up funding, courses, and learning resources. I also facilitated networking among peers from diverse countries, encouraging collaboration, knowledge exchange, and access to skills for personal and professional development.

• Intern, LADX
  Supported import and logistics services across African countries by engaging clients, building trust, and promoting LADEX’s shipping and personal shopping solutions for individuals and businesses.

• Successfully completed a three-week 'Young Girl in IT' program at Yison, mastering the fundamentals of website development through hands-on training in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript coding.
• Recognized with an award for exceptional punctuality and commitment during the entire duration of the training, demonstrating strong dedication to professional development.

• She leads social movement upper west region
• She Leads Advocate member championing young girls in leadership, aiming for a female president in Ghana.
• Actively engages in decision-making empowerment programs in deprived communities like Chagili and Chasaa in the Upper West Region.
• Key contributor to the program planning committee, specializing in logistics such as food arrangements.
• Demonstrates commitment to impactful initiatives for community development.
• During workshops, advocacy sessions, mentorship training sessions I am responsible for the safety of the people present my duty is to make all of them are safe and also all wash rooms are available and accessible for use.

• We focus on the re-enrollment of teenage mothers to go back to school we also focus on different things but it depends on the project available.

• This program was emphasis on developing skills needed to create an impactful social project, and through this program I learnt how to design, build and grow a project from the ground up.
• This program inspired me to embark on my own project which aimed at addressing the critical issues of period poverty.
• My focus is on deprived communities in raising awareness about menstrual health and hygiene and the goal is to provide sustainable cost-effective solutions that empower women and girls.

• To create a world where every person has access to affordable and sustainable menstrual products, regardless of their socioeconomic status.
• This vision is to encompass a society where menstruation is normalized and destigmatized and where individuals are empowered to manage their periods with dignity and without financial burden.
• Through education, advocacy, and community support towards achieving this vision and ultimately contribute to greater gender equality and social justice.

• Applied effective teaching methodologies to deliver engaging social studies lessons to primary and junior high students, achieving a 100% pass rate in the subject area.
• Provided personalized coaching to six students (four boys and two girls), fostering their academic progress and helping them catch up with their peers.

• IB Festival of Hope Winner
  Awarded a grant through the IB Festival of Hope to implement a project addressing period poverty. Designed and led initiatives to promote menstrual health education and improve access to sanitary products, empowering girls and young women to stay in school and thrive.

• Dedicated young advocate from the Upper West Region passionate about driving positive change in communities.
• Focuses on empowering young girls through practical IT training sessions to bridge the gender gap in the field, challenging stereotypes and dispelling myths that IT is exclusively for boys.
• Influential in the role of a young female advocate, actively promoting the inclusion of girls in IT.
• Organizes and conducts impactful training sessions to equip young girls with essential IT skills, aiming to address the existing gender disparities and encourage more girls to pursue opportunities in the field.

• I volunteered as a merchandise at Nubuke Foundation during Woori Festival 2024 and I was selling their products.