Moderated by Luminate's Toyin Akinniyi, this webinar will explore what needs to be done to further support political engagement and active citizenship among youth and women in Africa. RSVP and join us on 6 September: bit.ly/AfrWebinar1TW

Join us tomorrow to discuss youth & women’s political & civic participation -opportunities, gaps, etc. Yiaga Africa’s #NotTooYoungToRun, Futurelect’s Lindiwe Mazibuko, ARTICLE 19’s Muthuri Kathure & Stears Legacy’ Preston Timeyin will share insights. bit.ly/AfrWebinar1TW

Africa's political landscape needs a disruption that changes the face of politics for the common good.Join us for a conversation on how to make governance an inclusive club RSVP and join us on 6 Sept: bit.ly/AfrWebinar1TW Toyin Akinniyi Muthuri Kathure Preston Timeyin Lindiwe Mazibuko

Luminate is proud to announce that Toyin Akinniyi has been promoted to Vice President, Africa. Under Toyin’s leadership, we will continue to support work on youth and women’s political leadership and efforts to improve democratic governance in Africa. More: bit.ly/3sZq59G

Luminate Olúṣeun Onígbindé Toyin Akinniyi Biggest news for #Africa Toyin’s commitment to supporting bold and daring ideas aimed at giving life to democracy on the continent is phenomenal. Congratulations, Toyin.

It is a pleasure to be leading Luminate's work in Africa and to continue working with our partners to ensure that everyone, especially those underrepresented, has the information, rights, and power to influence the decisions that affect their lives.

Agents of Impact: Follow the talent Luminate promotes Toyin Akinniyi vice president of Africa.

💵💷 What do philanthropic organizations look for when they fund arts? Find out from global funders Jessica Horn of Ford Foundation, Aguil Deng of Bloomberg and Toyin Akinniyi of Luminate hosted by Victor Mark – Onyegbu. #AsWeAre

📣 We're #hiring! Join our global team: luminategroup.co/careers — Director, Africa (Nairobi, Kenya): apply by 3 Dec — Associate, Africa (Abuja, Nigeria): apply by 3 Dec — Office Manager & Executive Assistant (Sāo Paolo, Brazil): applications accepted on a rolling basis

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This year on #HumanRightsDay, we observe the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the international community’s foundational text enshrining the fundamental rights and basic freedoms that all people are entitled to. #UDHR75 luminategroup.com/posts/story/fr…

Luminate : TAI Steering Committee Member Toyin Akinniyi , urges support from funders, #CivilSociety, and #media to fortify democratic institutions and foster inclusive political engagement across #Africa. 🔗 tinyurl.com/jka8daw8

"In my unwavering optimism, I believe that #Africa is soon coming to a place where coups are widely condemned, while democratic institutions are strengthened to include diverse voices – especially young people." More from Toyin Akinniyi in African Arguments:africanarguments.org/2023/12/the-co…

Technologies and AI in particular have the tendency to help improve electoral process but can also pose great risk. This is why we must remain engaged and ensure we have a nuanced approach to adoption - Toyin Akinniyi

Broad conversations around AI and Elections in Africa. Like Toyin Akinniyi said “…We need to have conversations on achieving healthy information ecosystem in our electoral processes…also on how to ensure technology works for democracy and not harm it…” #AIandAfricanElections

#DRIF24: the stage is set! Tomorrow, the Digital Rights and Inclusion Forum (DRIF24) gets underway at the Allissa Hotel in Accra, #Ghana. With our partners, we have laid the foundation for solid interactions and conversations meant to foster digital rights and inclusion. With

3⃣ Luminate Toyin Akinniyi, a member of TAI's Steering Committee, offers insightful reflections on the increasing prominence of technology in elections around the world this year. 🔗 timeslive.co.za/sunday-times-d…

Nigeria @ 64: Road To Nationhood leadership.ng/nigeria-64-roa…

“AI is transforming innovation, research and governance, but transparency, accountability, and misinformation remain key challenges." Backed by $1.5m in funding from Luminate, the Nigeria AI Collective—comprising the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development,