Dr. Angella Ndaka is a Research Fellow at Wits School of Governance and a globally recognized scholar in decolonial AI and sociotechnical systems. With a PhD from the University of Otago, she is an award-winning thought leader focused on AI ethics and social inclusion. Colleagues describe her as hardworking, passionate, and a committed changemaker.
Fueled by personal experience, Angella is a passionate advocate for gender equality and empowering women and girls in Kenya, which earned her the ANU International Alumna of the Year award in 2020. Her work focuses on strengthening laws and policies to protect and uplift underserved communities, particularly women and youth.
Unique fact: Angellas advocacy for gender empowerment in Africa led to a new funding allocation for the cause from the Australian governments Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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