Akor Elizabeth is a passionate development practitioner and gender advocate with a strong background in humanitarian response, child protection, and community empowerment. She serves as a Member of the Board of Directors at the Health Awareness and Rural Girls Education Initiative (HARGEI), where she contributes her expertise in project design, advocacy, and program implementation focused on improving the lives of women and girls in rural communities.
Elizabeth has recently worked with Save the Children International, where she supported programs that advance child rights, promote access to quality education, and strengthen community resilience. Her experience in working with vulnerable populations has deepened her commitment to creating inclusive spaces where children and women can thrive.
At HARGEI, she plays an active role in guiding initiatives on health education, gender equality, and youth empowerment, helping the organization achieve its vision of building healthier and more equitable communities.
