Abigail Amon (she/her) is currently the Communications Manager of Youth Voices Count (YVC), a regional network for LGBTIQ youth in Asia and the Pacific. Alongside core work, Abigail has worked as project lead for the Rainbow Relief Response and In Good Shape, two YVC projects that focus on providing small grants to grassroots organizationsin the Philippines. Prior to this, she has been in the HIV and AIDS advocacy since her undergraduate years, co-founding Team Dugong Bughaw, a youth organization on HIV awareness based in Iloilo. She finds meaningful work in brainstorming messages and creatingprograms anddigital content for development especially in gender and HIV.

Naro (they/them) provides psychosocial support and wellbeing education to social justice defenders, survivors of gender-based violence, and communities made vulnerable in the Philippines. They are part of KERI: Caring for Activists, Project Pagsibol, and is currently involved in CIVICUS' campaign of reimagining grassroots organizing and resourcing. A graduate student of Clinical Psychology and psychotherapist-in-training at the University of the Philippines, their focus is on activists' mental health, transgender health, and trauma.

I am Susan Sabano, a self advocate and a female Ugandan, living with a Disability Known as Cerebral Palsy. I currently work with Uganda National Association Of Cerebral Palsy as a Project Assistant, Economic Empowerment, a Board member, Show Abilities Uganda representing Persons with cerebral Palsy, a youth Action Team member and a Commonwealth children and youth Disability Network Executive Committee Member.I am passionate in life of serving communities beyond self for their better wellbeing. This has been inspiration and a cause to work in every aspect of life to make a significant change in life of the needy especially marginalized group including women and girls.

Joyce is a Social Change advocate whose peculiar passion for the rights of Women and Girls has led to her advocacy within and outside her region.Her interests mostly involveensuring the improved access to SRHR services by Women and Girls.She has served on various panels aimed at improving the general welfare of Women and Girls in Rivers State, Nigeria, as well as undergone various trainings to increase her knowledge and skills for her advocacy journey. Joyce is a Pharmacist-in-training, currently in her final year of study and has recently ventured into Data science, a field she hopes to use to solve the many issues plaguing the health and non-profit sectorsin her community.She isalsoa writer who uses her Platform to increase awareness on SRHR issues, and is currently cascading a training to a number of Girls and Women in her community.

Rajina works in Resource Development at CREA, one of the very few international women's rights organizations based in the global South. She works to mobilize feminist funding for CREA's rights-based efforts to build feminist leadership, strengthen movements, challenge unjust power structures, expand sexual and reproductive freedoms and advance human rights. She co-founded and leads the resource mobilization and leadership training at Women Leaders in Technology (WLiT), an organization that works with young women in tech in Nepal. She currently chairs the board of Women LEAD Nepal, an organization for young Nepali women's leadership development, because she believes that feminist leadership that is inclusive and intersectional will be the face of the next generation of institutional change.

Thubelihle Nkiwane is a 19 year old youth activist for gender equality from Zimbabwe. Her passion for activism and humanitarian work began as she was elected Junior Mayoress of her city, Bulawayo in 2019/2020, and is driven to go further in this regard

My name is Mariah Esin. I am a Nigerian, living in Nigeria. I have a Bachelor's degree in political science and public administration. I engage myself in several mentorship programs where I help young people especially women to improve themselves specifically in the area of personal development. I am a volunteer with some Non-governmental organization one of which is the Edet Amana Foundation. I am currently studying to get a degree in law, specifically human rights. This would help me more in my desire to help young people. On a lighter note, I enjoy listening to music and playing sports.

My name is Salah Emmanuel, a holder of diploma in community development am working with Fadhili teens Tanzania on girls programing, by providing the knowledge of self-esteem and income-generating activities to girls and young women. Through this knowledge, many girls especially in rural areas have achieved to establish individual business activities as the results most of them have improved financially. My goal is to see many girls and young women increase their income and become economically independent

My name is Merina Chakma. I am an activist. I am from an indigenous tribe, from Chittagong Hill District.I always try to be a philanthropist for the betterment of my society and community. Gender justice, indigenous rights, SDGs, tax justice, SRHR, Young feminist leadership, LGBTQ rights. Volunteered in these areas with Action Aid. Master’s Degree. Implemented trainings.

I am Sharon Kasacha a 22 years old Ugandan female and a girl leader in Rhythm of life organization. I am a youth representative in Girls Not Brides Uganda a global partnership in ending Child Marriage and so passionate about impacting lives of Youths in my community.