Dionne Oguna is a Communications and Advocacy Specialist with over a decade of experience across non-profit and private sectors, leading strategic communications, storytelling, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement.
Before joining PSI Europe, Dionne led advocacy and communications at the People’s Action for Learning (PAL) Network. During her tenure, she successfully conceptualised and executed regional and national policy dialogues aimed at strengthening the voice and awareness of foundational literacy and numeracy of children in sub-Saharan Africa and the Global South. Dionne has previously worked at Flemingo International as Communications and PR Lead.
Dionne is passionate about social causes, particularly those affecting children, girls, and women. She holds a Master of Arts in Development Communication and a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication and Public Relations. Her work reflects a commitment to using strategic communication and advocacy to drive meaningful social change.
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