Christine Ndululu Muthini is a driven and dynamic professional with a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy with IT from Maseno University, Kenya. She has a strong background in political science, development studies, strategic communication, and policy analysis, with a demonstrated passion for community work, international development, and social impact.

Christine has extensive experience working with key organizations, such as the National Youth Council and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) in Kenya, where she contributed to youth empowerment and democratic governance initiatives. In addition, she has applied her skills in project management, public relations, and grant writing within the nonprofit and social enterprise sectors.

Currently enrolled in the Climate Governance, Diplomacy, and Negotiations Leadership Program by AGNES Africa, Christine actively engages in global climate diplomacy. Her work emphasizes sustainability, gender equality, and climate action, making her a sought-after contributor in these fields.

Christine is fluent in English and Kiswahili and basic knowledge in French, she enjoys activities such as traveling, cultural exchange, community work engagements, and debate on global current affairs. She has been actively seeking to expand her impact through internships at prominent organizations such as Alliance Bioversity International, Catholic Relief Services, and UNAIDS.

With a growing expertise in international law, development, and communication, Christine is committed to fostering positive change on a global scale, leveraging her experience, skills, and passion to address the world’s most pressing challenges.