Oluwakemi Olanipekun is a passionate advocate for women’s rights and climate justice, dedicated to amplifying women’s voices in spaces where they have long been excluded. With a degree in Public Health, she brings a unique perspective that bridges gender equality, environmental sustainability, and community well-being.
Currently serving as the Strategic Information and Learning Officer at the Mobile Foundation for Health Security and Rehabilitation (MHSR), Oluwakemi plays a key role in ensuring that programs are data-driven, impactful, and inclusive. Her work focuses on tracking progress, measuring outcomes, and ensuring that interventions truly improve lives—particularly for women and vulnerable populations.
Oluwakemi speaks boldly about how patriarchal structures continue to sideline women, even as they bear the brunt of climate and social challenges. She believes that empowering women is not just a moral duty but a practical solution for achieving sustainable development. Through her advocacy and professional work, she strives to ensure women are recognized not as passive victims but as powerful agents of change, driving resilience, equality, and progress within their communities and beyond.
