About Habiba…
What attracted you to LC?
I remember reading Lankelly Chase’s Theory of Change and thinking, “This is it! These are the people I want to work with”. The seeds for fundamental change were visible in the way they talked about the issues. I wanted to be part of that.
Things that I’m passionate about
My children, whether I birthed them or not. My friends and wider community. And the belief that they and all our wider kin deserve to live a life of dignity, and that this is possible.
Things that I’m good at
Working with complexity, ambiguity and paradoxes.
