The Feminist Policy Lab - Cohort 1 2022/2023
Young Emerging Female Feminist Policymaker Leaders
The Feminist Policy Lab’s objective is to empower and equip the next generation of emerging feminists with the necessary skills to excel as gender policy researchers. The ultimate vision of the Feminist Policy Lab is to influence the Liberian Government’s agenda on all issues related to women’s rights and gender equality. The program will provide an enabling environment to foster development and growth through intensive feminist research training for young women. It is designed to work with community-based, grassroots women-led organizations and young emerging feminists to build their capacity to influence the Liberian Government’s agenda on all issues related to women’s rights and gender equality.
Group 1 - Research Team
“The Luxury of Maternal Healthcare: Liberia's Hospitals are New Mother's Prison”
Majorie N. Wright
Feminist - Bachelor degree in Biology
Nusone E. Perkins
Feminist- BA in International Business & Trade
Rammie P. Klah
Feminist - Bachelor degree in Biology
Doreen A. O'diaji
Feminist - Bachelor Degree in International Relations
Group 2 - Research Team
“Prison Reform for Women”
Courage N. Wilson
Feminist - Bachelor’s Degree in Biology
Abigail A.A. Dorbor
Feminist - Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology
Saraphen B. Dahn
Feminist - Bachelor’s Degree in Biology
Prospective graduate - Master of Public Health
Laura Kolaker
Feminist - Bachelor’s Degree in Biology
Group 3 - Research Team
“Sexual Harassment in the Education System”
Blessing M. Collins
Feminist - Bachelor in Economics
Jennifer Scott
Feminist - Bachelor in Social Work, Bachelor in Civil Engineering
Rochelle M. Richards
Feminist- Bachelor in Mass Communications
Willet Z. Gaye
Feminist - Bachelor degree in Environmental Science
