Latifah Namutebi is the Strategic Partnership and Advocacy Officer at the Peace Centre.

Latifah is responsible for establishing collaborations that align with the organisation’s goals and objectives, developing and maintaining relations  with key stakeholders ensuring they contribute to the organisation’s mission. She is also responsible for developing advocacy strategies to influence policies, practices, and public opinion in alignment with the organisation’s mission.

As a member of the editorial board, she contributes to the production of organizational publications.

Latifah holds a master’s degree in Women and Gender Studies and has a background in Law and Human Rights. With her experience in gender-sensitive programming and research, Latifah has developed skills in results-based management, monitoring, evaluation, research, learning and adaptation (MERLA) and gender statistics. Latifah has leveraged these skills to design and implement effective programs that promote peacebuilding, women’s transformational leadership and gender equality.

In her free time, she collects paintings and enjoys gardening, with results that can best be described as mixed.