Supporting the work
Fulfilling Jobs for Peace was brought together by people with experience across development, education, leadership, organisations and systems change. Their role is to support the work, connect people, share experience when useful and open doors where they can. They are not intended to remain at the centre.
For now, we are deliberately keeping the supporting group small while widening the number of young people taking part. As the initiative becomes clearer, others may contribute as mentors, connectors, sponsors or supporters.
Young people should increasingly shape where the work goes. Then retain the individual biographies already developed.
Dr Monica Sharma
Physician, epidemiologist, author and leadership practitioner whose work has focused on changing systems while drawing on the values and capacities of the people within them.
Charles Taylor Kerchner
Education scholar and institutional-change researcher whose work examines how organisations, public systems and the nature of work change over time.
Bandjougou Magassa
International people-management leader with more than two decades of experience across Africa, Asia and the United States, with a particular interest in talent, technology and the changing world of work.
Casely Ato Coleman
Ghanaian practitioner-scholar whose work spans human resources, organisational development, public policy and international development.
Adama Coulibaly
Humanitarian and development leader, author and coach with more than 30 years of experience across Africa and globally.