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Author: Catherine Namwezi

Kozesa Iraka lyawe — “Use Your Voice”

February 22, 2017By Catherine NamweziAdvocate Stories, Child Protection 3 Comments

Growing up, I have always been on the receiving side of international development and assistance. I was raised in a small village in western Uganda in the Kibaale district with no electricity, running water, or paved roads. Today, as a senior at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, I have a unique opportunity to reflect on … Read More

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