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Esther Mwema
Esther Mwema
Zambia
Social and Economic Equity
Founder and curator, Safety First for Girls
Bio

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Mission
Using art to build tools toward girls’ safety (via Safety First for Girls) and increase digital citizenship in local communities (via Digital Grassroots). An expert in internet governance, inequality and innovation.
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Interests
Technology and Digital Rights
Technology and Digital Rights
Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture
Youth
Youth
Education and Training
Education and Training
Decolonization
Decolonization
program
Esther Mwema
is an Atlantic Fellow for

Social and Economic Equity

.
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YEAR JOINED ATLANTIC FELLOWS
2019
fellows in
Zambia
2
fellows in
Social and Economic Equity
Location
Zambia
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Social and Economic Equity
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Ph.D. candidate, The Open University

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March 27, 2025

Climate Action and Power: The Purse Strings of Influence

March 13, 2025

A purposeful visit to Oxford by Atlantic Fellows Fernando Peres, Maureen Sigauke and Michelle Steele

February 21, 2025

Swallowed by Water: XR storytelling for climate equity

November 22, 2024

Reimagining climate action through equity

November 20, 2024

Artificial intelligence, equity and innovation

October 9, 2024

Reflections on Chuck Feeney by Professor Victor Valcour

October 18, 2024

Discovering Extended Reality: a fresh canvas to reconfigure brush strokes for equity

August 22, 2024

How Creative Brain Week went global with satellite events

July 4, 2024

Atlantic Institute hosts first regional convening in Kenya

June 28, 2024

Is Australia finally catching up on clean energy benefits for First Nations?

June 25, 2024

Hope for Alzheimer’s disease: WashU researchers see solution on horizon

April 30, 2024

Protecting coastal waters starts at the local level

March 1, 2024

Janine Mohamed: reflections on the COP28 climate conference in Dubai

February 22, 2024

A perspective on the late Atlantic Fellows founder Chuck Feeney

January 22, 2024

Leading change in health and social care: building relationships, diversity and action

November 30, 2023

XR residency: binding beyond the physical present

November 22, 2023

Speaking to the stomach: communicating beyond hearts and minds to achieve change

November 23, 2023

São Paulo, a place of hope, political vibrancy and an inspiration for us all

November 22, 2023

Freeing trapped solutions

August 11, 2023

Youth unbound: a story of transformation and leadership

June 22, 2023

Australia convening on Indigenous approaches to health equity: a time for remembrance, learning and celebration

June 20, 2023

Belonging in a broken world: a glimpse of life as a refugee

June 13, 2023

Embracing the extraordinary: the Atlantic Fellows-in residence program

May 31, 2023

Walking the Talk for Dementia: unleashing the power of collaboration for impact

April 24, 2023

Let's change the narrative around brain health: reflections from an Atlantic Fellow

March 2, 2023

Reflections by an Atlantic Fellow on health and displacement

December 1, 2022

Insights and inspiration from the Johannesburg social entrepreneurship gathering

November 9, 2022

The power of writing our own stories

October 31, 2022

What does a fairer, more equal, society look like?

September 6, 2022

My collaborative journey with other Atlantic Fellows

August 15, 2022

Fighting the COVID-19 pandemic: our experience in Buenos Aires, Argentina

February 18, 2021

Eight policy actions for building better Black futures

February 17, 2021

Unbonding our edges: the pain of Black beauty standards

February 17, 2021

Policy change versus social change: it's a question of power

January 1, 2021

Language as a window into Parkinson's Disease

November 20, 2020

Troubling conventional narratives about Blackness

October 15, 2020

Designing to support dignity and independence

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They are a global community of leaders—advocates, artists, journalists, lawyers, business professionals, health practitioners, government officials, academics and researchers—who collaborate to advance equity, opportunity and human dignity.

Fellows are thinkers and doers with innovative ideas and the courage, conviction and capacity to bring lasting improvements to their communities and the world.