Faith Wamalwa is a communications and multimedia journalism professional with a strong background in media, public relations and advocacy. She has worked across sectors including media, International Governmental Organisations, healthcare and development helping organisations craft impactful narratives that engage audiences and drive meaningful change. Faith holds a Master’s degree in Digital Journalism and was awarded a Distinction in Student Leadership for her outstanding contribution to student engagement, administration support and institutional development. She is also a two-time grantee of the Henry Nxumalo Foundation for investigating international crimes. She is passionate about the intersection of communication, digital media and emerging technologies, particularly the artificial intelligence (AI) ethics and inclusivity as well as the use of AI in driving credible and impactful narratives. Faith brings creativity, strategic insight and a commitment to equity into her work with experience leading content strategies, digital campaigns, advocacy and stakeholder engagement. She currently serves as the Vice Chair at the Network for Media and PR Women and actively contributes to projects advancing civic space, gender equity, good governance and media research in East Africa and Africa.
