About The I.B. Taylor-Kamara Foundation, Inc.

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Junisa Sallu Kallon is the African Tourism Board Ambassador for Sierra Leone and the CEO of Juninnho Investments. At the I.B. Taylor-Kamara Foundation, he is an Advisor on Strategic Partnerships, fostering collaborations with governments, the private sector, and civil society organizations.

As the founder of the Youth Association of Sierra Leone, Junisa is a passionate advocate for youth empowerment and sustainable development. He actively represents Sierra Leone on global platforms, including the World Business Angels Investment Forum and the Commonwealth Entrepreneurs Club, showcasing the country's potential and opportunities.

Junisa holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, combining his academic expertise with a strong commitment to advancing strategic initiatives and promoting Sierra Leone’s growth on the world stage.

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Lyzianah Emakoua is a dedicated advocate for marginalized women and girls impacted by climate change and gender-based violence in humanitarian settings. As an Advisor on Gender-Responsive Climate Actions and Women's Empowerment at I.B. Taylor-Kamara Foundation, she is committed to ensuring that gender perspectives are central to sustainable and inclusive solutions.

A highly sought-after speaker, Lyzianah has shared her expertise at prominent platforms, including UN General Assembly events, civil society forums, government discussions, and the High-Level Political Forum. Her advocacy focuses on integrating gender-sensitive approaches into global policies and actions, driving meaningful change in the fight for equality and sustainability.

Her unwavering dedication to empowering women and addressing the unique challenges they face in vulnerable contexts exemplifies her impactful leadership on the global stage.

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Chaste Inegbedion serves as the Advisor for Global Outreach at the I.B. Taylor-Kamara Foundation and is the Chief Period Officer at Sanicle.us. A trailblazer in FemTech and menstrual healthcare, Chaste is an award-winning social entrepreneur whose work is redefining access to menstrual health education and resources on a global scale.

As the visionary behind impactful initiatives such as Period Passport, he strives to break down taboos surrounding menstruation while promoting equity in healthcare. His programs provide access to essential menstrual products, education, and support, particularly for underserved communities.

Chaste’s commitment extends beyond menstrual health—he actively champions gender equality through strategic partnerships, advocacy campaigns, and community engagement projects, working with organizations worldwide to create sustainable, inclusive solutions for women and girls.

A dynamic leadership speaker, Chaste has shared his insights at numerous international forums, inspiring policymakers, businesses, and civil society leaders to take action. His ability to merge innovation with advocacy has positioned him as a leading voice in advancing gender-responsive policies and fostering economic empowerment for women globally.

With a focus on innovation, compassion, and impact, Chaste continues to drive change at the intersection of health, gender equality, and sustainable development..

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Mary Forsythe is the Co-Founder of Bringing the Globe, an innovative education-technology platform that offers teens leadership development, cultural exchange, and advocacy programs. As the Principal of Forsythe XR Building Company (4XRBC), she leads a talented team of architects and designers committed to delivering exceptional construction projects. Her firm specializes in high-quality permit drawings and design services, including concrete repair, carport/garage conversions, additions, renovations, new construction, and code violation corrections. Mary's meticulous attention to detail and dedication to excellence ensure that every project surpasses industry standards and client expectations.

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Chief Dr. Chidubem Daniel Gbujie serves as the Special Adviser on Global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Strategic Partnerships at the I.B. Taylor-Kamara Foundation. A distinguished public health and global health consultant, he is based in the United States. Currently, he works as the Senior Clinical Research Associate and Division Lead Clinical Research Coordinator at a Harvard-affiliated tertiary hospital in Boston.

Dr. Gbujie brings extensive experience in environmental advocacy, healthcare access, corporate sustainability, public health education, and climate action. He has led numerous collaborative initiatives with NGOs, youth organizations, and governments, driving impactful programs across Africa, Latin America, and Asia. Appointed by H.E. Chido Mpemba, the African Union Youth Envoy, he represents African youth in the diaspora in the U.S.

An accomplished innovator, Dr. Gbujie is developing two award-winning satellite-based climate solutions, SpaceClime, and set for launch in 2026.

Dr. Gbujie’s contributions have earned him numerous accolades, including the 2024 Diaspora Award from the Nigerian Professional Group, the 2023 President’s Volunteer Service Award, and recognition from U.S. President Joe Biden. His collaborative efforts with global organizations such as UNICEF, the World Bank, and the African Union showcase his commitment to leveraging partnerships to address social and environmental challenges.

Through his work, Dr. Gbujie continues to inspire communities within Africa and beyond, empowering the next generation to develop innovative, localized solutions to Africa’s challenges and global pressing issues.

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Rosleny joined the United Nations Office of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of the United States in August 2017, where she focuses on empowering youth to drive positive societal change. 

Her role involves collaborating with NGOs and youth advocates on critical issues such as racial equity, women's advancement, and exploring the role of religion in promoting social cohesion.

Rosleny brings extensive experience in adolescent counseling and youth development, having previously worked with academic institutions and non-profit organizations.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Africana Studies from Franklin & Marshall College.

Rosleny has actively contributed to significant international conferences, including the 62nd Commission on the Status of Women, where she served on both the Artisan Fair and Reception sub-committees. Additionally, she co-chaired the Social Media Sub-committee for youth during the 67th UN DPI/NGO Conference held in New York.