Adam Mbah MUYANG

Executive Director/Cofounder

Adah Mbah Muyang is a passionate educationist, humanitarian, and peace activist. 
 
During her 23-year career as an educationist and 15 years in community development, she has served in the public and non-profit sectors.  
 
For more than two decades, she has done extensive work on promoting women's rights and the fight against gender-based violence, education, sexual reproductive rights of adolescents, and peacebuilding in Cameroon. 
 
As a women's rights educator, organizer, and advocate, her work on women's empowerment and peace education is diverse and far-reaching.
 
She has worked on a variety of issues, including those covering Violence against women, gender-based violence, and issues related to internally displaced women and youths of the conflict regions of the North West and South West regions.
 
Adah Mbah has established community women's mediation structures that serves as a “safe inclusive peace space” for communities across all divides, at the grassroots level, to promote conflict resolution and management in communities. 

Adah Mbah is a member of the Women Mediator’s Commonwealth and the Executive Director of Mother of Hope Cameroon-MOHCAM.

She is also the Coordinator of the Women Peacebuilder's Network-WOPEN and a member of the steering committee of the National Women's Convention for Peace in Cameroon.
In 2021, She was recognized as the Peace Woman of the Year by the Presbyterian  Church in Cameroon. 
 
Adah Mbah holds a Bachelor's degree in History and Master's in Decentralized Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid from the International Relations Institute of Cameroon and a Master's in Education from ENS, University of Yaounde I.