“Jonathan holds dual degrees in law from McGill University in Canada, and a degree in education from the University of Winnipeg. He has served 21 years with IOM in technical and managerial positions in Africa, Asia, and Europe related to migration governance and management, with a particular focus on the protection of migrants’ rights, including those of highly vulnerable populations; countering human trafficking and migrant smuggling, and; migrant return and sustainable reintegration. Jonathan’s most recent publication is Protection of Migrants at Sea: a practical guide (2020). His Africa-focused publications include Moving Freely on the African Continent: The Experiences of ECOWAS and SADC with Free Movement Protocols and Seduction, Sale and Slavery: Trafficking in Women and Children for Sexual Exploitation in Southern Africa Languages: English ”

“7 years of experience with IOM. Responsible for the planning and liaison between ACBC and the various government institutions within Tanzania in relations with the trainings held at the Centre which include administrative assistance, travel arrangements, accommodation, facility. Pamela Kyando began her professional career in 2009 as a Junior Gender Officer at Tanzania Gender Networking Programme, where she worked until 2012. Languages: Swahili | English”

“Stephen has 9 years working experience with IOM in the capacity of Admin/Finance Assistant responsible for the management of administrative and financial issues of USRP(United States Resettlement Program),CBMM(Capacity Building for Border Management) and current of ACBC(Africa Capacity Building Center) He also has an experience of one year working with UNHCR in the capacity of Senior Admin/Finance Assistant. Languages: English | Swahili”