Salama Sacerdoce Jocelyne

Salama Sacerdoce Jocelyne, Once a survivor of rape, Joycelyn Salama now fights for girls in Kivu. Salama Sacerdoce Jocelyne has over five years of experiences in various fields in the community-development sector, and human rights in particular. She’s the founder and president of the network of girl’s activist named Club des Défenseurs des Droits de la Fille. The most important part of her work is when she shares her story and her experience, which gives hope and brings smiles to those who have lived in the same situation as she did. Her mission is to end rape by involving other survivors because they are the ones who know its pain. Joycelyn obtained her university degree in Computer Science. Upon competition of the Mandela Washington Fellowship, she plans to continue her work in gender equality with a focus on advocacy for girls’ rights and equal opportunities. Stayed in Africa.