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From Passion to Purpose: My SEATINI Journey Towards Social Justice

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From Passion to Purpose: My SEATINI Journey Towards Social Justice

June 12, 2024
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From Passion to Purpose: My SEATINI Journey Towards Social Justice

My name is Ainebyoona Rovinah, a proud Ugandan born on September 17, 1994. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Arts with Education from Makerere University. From an early age, I have been passionate about serving society, particularly by advocating for the less powerful and exposing social inequalities. This passion for social justice has driven me to dedicate my life to creating a fair and just society.

Joining SEATINI has been a significant milestone in my journey. SEATINI, a social justice-oriented NGO, advocates for pro-people policies and engages in activities such as awareness creation, networking with like-minded organizations, and participating in negotiations for fair competition in trade and investment, as well as tax justice. Immersing myself in the institution’s strategic and annual work plans, I have gained a comprehensive understanding of its goals and initiatives.

Throughout my time at SEATINI, I have developed various skills that are crucial for my growth as an effective advocate and civil society activist. I have honed my desk research abilities and improved my listening and note-taking skills by actively participating in various meetings. These experiences have not only enriched my skill set but also reinforced my commitment to social justice. The organization’s unwavering dedication to fairness and justice has profoundly influenced my perspective. I have developed a habit of critically questioning policy systems, global agreements, and treaties, which is essential for advocating for change and challenging unjust practices.

My journey with SEATINI is far from over, and I have set clear expectations for my continued growth. I aim to deepen my understanding of international trade and investment policies, agreements, and systems, particularly how they impact African countries and their people. Additionally, I hope to enhance my advocacy and presentation skills, which are vital for effective communication and activism.

SEATINI has provided me with numerous opportunities to participate in seminars, Zoom meetings, and media interviews. These experiences are invaluable for gaining civic competence, which is essential for a civil society activist. I am confident that my time at SEATINI will significantly advance my career, equipping me with the knowledge and skills needed to become a leader in the fight for social justice.

Reflecting on my experience, I realize how transformative my journey with SEATINI has been. It has shaped my understanding of social justice and empowered me to advocate for a fairer society. I am excited about the future and the impact I can make as a civil society activist, thanks to the invaluable knowledge, skills, and values I have gained at SEATINI. This experience has solidified my commitment to social justice and my determination to make a positive difference in the world.


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