Andrew Karamagi is a versatile individual who excels as a community organizer, lawyer, and aspiring scholar. His areas of expertise span multiple fields, including development work, International Humanitarian Law, Constitutional Law, Human Rights Law, and Public Policy. Karamagi’s scholarly abilities are evident through his co-authorship of articles in the esteemed international journal, Agenda, and contributions to two book projects focusing on civil society in Uganda.

Michael is a social entrepreneur who has made significant contributions in his field. In 2017, he co-founded the Evidence And Methods Lab, where he serves as the team leader. This civic tech initiative focuses on improving access to information, ensuring accountability, and consolidating effective methods for generating evidence. One of their key objectives is to enhance the sharing of research findings and data to promote better engagement.

Ann Mugunga is a consultant for Feed the Future, funded by USAID, and the Principal & Founder of Netzah International School. With a PhD in Communication from Hong Kong Baptist University and extensive academic qualifications, including an MA in International Communications and a BA in Mass Communication, she possesses a strong educational background.