Stephanie Marigu M.’s career is marked by her unwavering commitment to legal advocacy and social development. Her diverse professional experiences, from working at Rachier & Amollo Advocates LLP to her current role at Collaborative Centre for Gender & Development (CCGD), illustrate her dedication to enhancing access to justice and empowering communities.

Legal Support During the Pandemic

During her tenure at CCGD, Stephanie managed legal advocacy interventions that supported survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Her work involved designing programs, conducting stakeholder trainings, and creating awareness about legal rights. These initiatives provided crucial support to survivors in counties like Kwale, Busia, Kajiado, and Mandera.

Economic Justice for Women Traders

Stephanie also played a key role in advocating for the rights of small-scale cross-border women traders. Her efforts mitigated the impact of the pandemic on women traders in Busia and Namanga, ensuring they received the support needed to continue their businesses. Through training and capacity-building initiatives, Stephanie empowered women traders to advocate for their economic rights.

Research and Consultancy

In addition to her advocacy work, Stephanie has contributed to significant research projects. Her consultancy roles have involved assessing the impact of COVID-19 on women in various sectors and evaluating violence prevention programs. These research efforts have informed policy development and advocacy strategies, furthering social development goals.

Stephanie Marigu M.’s holistic approach to legal advocacy and social development underscores the importance of integrating legal support with community empowerment. Her work continues to create lasting positive impacts, advocating for justice and equality at every level.