Memory Brianna Sibande holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Food Security and Nutrition from the University of Livingstonia. She served in Malawi Cohort 7, where she made a significant impact before joining CorpsAfrica/Senegal as an Exchange Volunteer. Her primary project focused on sustainable goat farming to enhance food security, household income, and overall livelihoods in her community. In addition, she facilitated secondary projects such as tree planting, kitchen gardening, reusable pad production, and gender-based violence awareness campaigns. Memory began her career as a Nutrition Intern at Baylor College of Medicine and Mzuzu Central Hospital, where she developed expertise in addressing nutritional disparities, especially within underserved populations. Motivated to contribute to change on a broader scale, she took on the role of Volunteer Community Liaison with Progressio International Citizen Service, where she built strong connections between communities and organizations to promote sustainable development and social equity. She continued her journey at the Centre for Girls and Interaction as a Community Mobilizer, focusing on empowering girls and women and advocating for their rights. Memory’s work is driven by her deep passion for creating a world of equality and equitable opportunities for all.