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Dorcas Rachetée Ishimwe

Dorcas Rachetée Ishimwe is a communication and human rights enthusiast, currently serving as a Communication Officer for SYTRIECI Rwanda (Syndicat de Travailleurs Domestiques et Indépendants dans l’économie Informelle). She also works with StreetNet International as the Regional Communicator for West and Central Africa. Dorcas is deeply passionate about advocating for human rights through strategic communication.

Daniel Peralta

Daniel Peralta is from Guatemala, in the Americas region, and is a member of FENTRAVIG (National Federation of Workers and Independent Vendors of Guatemala). He is part of the media group of FENTRAVIG and currently serves as the Regional Communicator for the Americas at StreetNet International. As the child of vendor parents, Daniel has learned […]

Djenabou Sow

Djenabou Sow is a passionate communicator dedicated to social and community issues. She is a member of the Youth Commission of the National Confederation of Workers of Guinea (CNTG). Currently serving as the Regional Communications Officer for West and Central Africa at StreetNet International, Djenabou applies her expertise in social communication to support workers in […]

Uthman Kaisi

Uthman Kaisi is from Malawi and works with the Malawi Union for the Informal Sector (MUFIS), where he is responsible for Media and Communications. He also collaborates with StreetNet International as a Youth Reporter, Media Activist, and Regional Communicator for East and Southern Africa.

Sophal Ken

Sophal Ken is from Cambodia and currently works as the Research Project Coordinator at IDEA, focusing on the platform worker sector. In this role, she promotes workers’ rights and better working conditions by collecting data to advocate at both national and regional levels with platform companies. She also serves as the Project Coordinator for the […]

Nancy Likiripa

Nancy Likiripa is a 29-year-old woman from Zimbabwe, actively involved in various advocacy and media initiatives. She is a member of the Zimbabwe Chamber of Informal Economy Associations (ZCIEA), a StreetNet International Youth Reporter, and serves as a Regional Communicator for Southern and Eastern Africa. Nancy is passionate about media and advocacy, dedicating her work […]

Patrick Kane

Patrick Kane has extensive experience of working with social movements and trade unions in the Global South. As well as his long-standing involvement in international solidarity activism around human rights and labour rights issues, he has previously worked as a trade union organiser, academic researcher, and development practitioner. Patrick holds a PhD from the University […]

Eleni Rozali

A digital native but creative at heart, Eleni has more than 15 years’ experience in the communications industry. The past 5 years she has been focusing mainly on digital marketing and is passionate about helping busy brands and organizations create and maintain an online presence through social profiles and websites, providing solutions that move hearts […]

Irene Doda

Irene joined StreetNet in 2021. Currently she works as media and impact officer, working with the communications team and with the monitoring, learning and evaluation division. She lives in Italy, where she also works as a freelance contributor and writer for several magazines. She’s a community activist and organizer, involved in feminist collectives and movements […]

Nash Tysmans

Nash Tysmans is a writer, teacher, and community worker. She joined StreetNet in 2021 as a consultant for social protection but currently serves as its organizer for Asia. As a development practitioner originally based in the Philippines, she has had over 8 years of experience working in government, NGOs, and independently as a researcher in […]

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