Maurice. T. Akelo Misori is the founder and Chairman of Misori Japuonj Foundation.He is an educationist and trade unionist, who has brought extensive leadership and management contributions to the growth of education sector in Kenya, across Africa and on a global scale. With a remarkable career spanning over 25 years, Misori has held key roles such as Secretary General and National Chairman at KUPPET (Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers) contributing significantly to education, conflict resolution and peace building in Kenya. His influence extends beyond national boundaries, evident in his involvement in global educational initiatives. A committed advocate for social justice and sustainable development.
Nancy Perry is an accomplished legal professional with six years of standing as an Advocate in Kenya, excels in nationwide court representation, precise legal document drafting and successful negotiation for settlements.
Nancy holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree and completed the Advocates Training Program at The Kenya School of Law. She is a dedicated member of The Law Society of Kenya – Nairobi Branch.
Boaz WARUKU is a Pan-African civil rights, social justice and democratic change advocate. He is well informed on matters of the Constitution and Constitutionalism, Democracy, Good Governance, Nationhood Processes, Human Rights, Integrity and Accountability, Public Participation and Sustainable Livelihoods of the People. He is a university graduate and public scholar in Law, Food Science & Technology, Community Development, and Communications (at Bachelors level). He holds postgraduate training and qualifications with more than 20 years cumulative experience in Public Policy and Administration, Education Leadership and Policy Studies, Global Citizenship Education, and Project Planning & Management. He is widely experienced in and an avowed practitioner and promoter of human rights, social justice, constitutionalism, rule of law and social accountability. He is an alumnus of Egerton University, University of Nairobi, Kenyatta University and Daystar University. He is a co-founder, Program Advisory Committee member and Moderator of Global Citizenship Education – University of Alberta, Canada.
Prof. Joshia Otieno Osamba is a Kenyan national. He is an educationist who has served at different levels of the Kenyan education system ranging from primary to university. He holds a Masters of Philosophy in History from Moi University in Kenya. He holds PhD in Conflict Analysis and Resolution from Nova Southeastern University in Florida, USA, under a Fulbright Scholarship. Prof. Osamba has thirty-one years teaching experience at the university level locally and abroad. He taught for 23 years at Egerton University and eight years at Karatina University, both in Kenya. He also served as a Visiting Professor at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, USA. Currently, Prof. Osamba is a Consultant and Senior Researcher at the Grassroots Impact Centre-Sondu, Kisumu County; a community-based organization involved in community empowerment, peacebuilding and sustainable development. In addition, he is a consultant and researcher on education, governance, ethnopolitical conflicts, African indigenous institutions, community policing and climate change.
Timothy Ochele is a finance management professional with over decade of invaluable experience in the INGO/NGO sector, specializing in grants management, accounting, operations and administration.
Timothy holds Bachelor of Commerce in accounting and a CPA qualification.
He has successfully managed diverse portfolios of Donor funded projects with in Kenya and beyond. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and being a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).
Timothy has undergone numerous professional trainings and certifications including USAID Grants & Procurement planning and execution training. These have enhanced his skills in projects financial management.