Prisca Nyasha Dhlandhlara – Zimbabwe

Prisca Nyasha Dhlandhlara

Preferred Name/Nick Name
Nyasha

Occupation/Title
Chapter Coordinator, Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe

Country of Origin
Zimbabwe

Country of Residence
Zimbabwe

Summary
Prisca Nyasha Dhlandhlara is a dedicated peacebuilding advocate with extensive experience in community engagement, movement building, and training facilitation. As the Chapter Coordinator for the Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe, she is deeply committed to ensuring the inclusion of marginalized women in peace processes. With a Master’s degree in Peace and Governance and a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies, Prisca is focused on strengthening her leadership skills and peacebuilding expertise. As a Rotary Peace Fellow, she aims to gain new insights into peacebuilding while connecting with a global network of peace advocates to advance her mission of fostering peaceful communities.

Areas of Expertise

• Peacebuilding & Conflict Transformation
• Women’s Empowerment and Inclusion
• Community Engagement and Movement Building
• Leadership Development
• Training & Facilitation

Professional Experience
Chapter Coordinator, Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe: Prisca leads the chapter in driving initiatives that empower women, particularly those in marginalized communities. She plays a key role in facilitating programs that promote gender equality and peacebuilding. Her work includes training, facilitating workshops, and ensuring that women’s voices are heard in peace negotiations and community development projects.

Skills

• Leadership & Governance
• Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation
• Women’s Rights Advocacy
• Training & Facilitation
• Program Management & Evaluation

Academic Background

• Master’s in Peace and Governance – Africa University, Mutare, Zimbabwe (2011)
• Bachelor’s in Environmental Studies – Africa University, Mutare, Zimbabwe (2009)

Prisca looks forward to expanding her knowledge and expertise through the Rotary Peace Fellowship, particularly in the areas of peacebuilding, leadership, and networking. She is eager to contribute to her community and the broader global peacebuilding network by utilizing the skills and connections gained through the fellowship.