Virginie Moussa Minda Espse Danwe has more than nine years of experience in educational sciences, administration, and educational planning. She is a certified expert in program and project monitoring and evaluation. Currently, Virginie heads the Department of School Mapping and Guidance Counseling at the Northern Regional Delegation for Secondary Education in Cameroon, where she works on statistical databases that are used for educational policymaking. As a volunteer, she has trained women in leadership and rural entrepreneurship skills, taught women's rights, and mentored girls in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics). Virginie holds a master's degree in Educational Sciences, a master's degree in Economics, and a diploma in Guidance and Counseling Practices. She is committed to ending gender-based violence and to reducing women's and youth's vulnerability to violence, extremism, and terrorism. Virginie credits the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders with giving her the courage and methods to take action when facing injustice and with improving her public speaking and storytelling skills.