Antonia Musunga

Antonia Musunga has a diverse work experience spanning several organizations and roles. Antonia started their career as a Billing Clerk at G4S in 2011. Antonia then interned as an Administrator at Safaricom Investment in 2013, where they updated membership databases, resolved customer complaints, and organized events.

Following their internship, Antonia joined African Woman and Child Feature Service as an Intern-Project Management in 2014. Here, they participated in advocacy meetings, represented the organization, and prepared briefs and invitations for trainings and workshops.

In 2016, Antonia became a Case Worker at Church World Service-Resettlement Support Centre. Their responsibilities included conducting resettlement interviews with refugee applicants, ensuring complete and accurate files, and assisting with administrative tasks.

From 2017 to 2019, Antonia worked at the Center for Rights Education & Awareness (CREAW). Antonia served as a Programs Officer for the Access to Justice Program, where they focused on developing Gender-based Violence programming, organizing project activities, and providing leadership and capacity building.

In 2019, Antonia joined the Fight Inequality Alliance as a National Coordinator, providing strategic leadership and direction to the organization's work in Kenya. Antonia also led the design and coordination of campaigns and activities, as well as overseeing project teams and ensuring due diligence.

From 2021 to 2022, Antonia worked as an International Projects Manager at Action Aid International. During this time, they successfully reconvened the Young Urban Women Movement and coordinated regional and international policy advocacy efforts.

Currently, Antonia is a Program Manager at The Freedom Fund, starting in 2022. Further details of their responsibilities are not provided in the structured information.

Antonia Musunga attended St. Angela's Girls' Secondary School from 2003 to 2007. There is no specific degree or field of study mentioned for this period. Later on, they enrolled in Kenyatta University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Sociology and Gender & Development Studies from 2010 to 2014. Antonia Musunga achieved Second class Upper Division honors in this program.