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Eliane Ubalijoro, professor of practice at McGill University, the head of an international development consultancy, a member of Rwanda’s National Science and Technology Council, and an advisor to the International Digital Monetary Council. Clearly she wears a lot of hats. There aren’t many scientists who have published on both lettuce mosaic virus and the challenges of girlhood in Rwanda, but Ubalijoro is one. Her work was featured in Forbes in celebration of International Women's day 2019, 5-Lessons for a non-linear scientific career. She is based in Rwanda.
Participation on Humanity Rising
Day 88 - Mindsets for Change: Conscious Leaders Innovating for a Better Future