Angelique is always enthusiastic about taking action and leading change. She focuses her PhD research on the analysis of women’s economic behaviour ranging from studying the education gap in India to shedding light on the interdependence of economic incentives and violence against women. She is not only a leader on campus but also a leader outside the university through her work for the Institute for Change Leaders, a not-for-profit organisation that partners with local NGOs to lead community organizing training and make people’s voices heard. Angelique understands the importance of belonging and she shares that by being a champion for inclusivity and community building.
I remember purchasing classroom supplies out of my $14.00 per hour wage because the millionaire owner of my child care centre refused to buy paper and markers.
On January 21st 2021 ICL's Alumni Association hosted a virtual roundtable featuring a diverse group of organizers who - against all odds - managed to find creative ways to make change happen this past year.
Get to know Rizwan, one of ICL’s most knowledgeable facilitators and a cornerstone of the ICL family.
