This could be the usual introduction Judicaelle often uses: “ I am afro-political feminist doing disruptive work and serving communities. But that isn’t enough because there are a lot of things

 Burundian born and US-educated, Judicaelle is a recognized organizer, a thought leader on women’s rights, feminist movement building, African politics affairs, youth development, immigrant rights, refugee integration, project building and management,  women’s entrepreneurship, sexual and reproductive rights, and many more

She is an advocate whose work exists at the intersections of human rights and social justice. Her purpose filled activism has sparkled national and global dialogue on gender based violence, racial equity, economic and social development of the African continent and the global diaspora

Judicaelle has worked on different research projects, from documenting, organizing case studies, evaluating, monitoring and baseline recommendations mostly offering disruptive community-led change.

She works as facilitator engaged in critical analysis and collective organizing part of different movements. She has moderated different conversations from Horasis Global gathering of business leaders to summits at the United Nations.