I am an anthropologist and educator with nearly two decades of experience working in diverse cultural and academic settings. I hold a Master's degree in Anthropology and another in Social Science, which have provided a strong foundation for my research and teaching. My academic career includes roles as an Assistant Professor and Lecturer, where I designed and delivered interdisciplinary courses, supervised student research, and managed academic programs. I have also contributed to curriculum development, notably co-designing a children's rights course in collaboration with an international NGO. My research and teaching interests are deeply informed by field experience, including data collection and analysis for development studies. I am passionate about fostering inclusive learning environments and applying anthropological insights to address real-world social issues, particularly concerning children's rights and community well-being.