Clarian Makungu
Clarian Makungu
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Strathmore University/FCDO
Africa
"I was inspired to get involved with this initiative because I believe that culturally and linguistically inclusive datasets are foundational to building ethical and empowering secure digital systems. This work matters deeply to me as it aligns with my passion for ensuring that African communities are not only represented but actively shaping the technologies that impact their lives."
"I was inspired to get involved with this initiative because I believe that culturally and linguistically inclusive datasets are foundational to building ethical and empowering secure digital systems. This work matters deeply to me as it aligns with my passion for ensuring that African communities are not only represented but actively shaping the technologies that impact their lives."
Clarian Makungu is a technology researcher and PhD student in Computer Science at Strathmore University, specializing in cybersecurity. Her work explores how secure digital systems can be designed to respect and reflect cultural and linguistic diversity. Clarian is passionate about the ethical development of technology and the role of cybersecurity in protecting digital identities, especially for underrepresented communities. She believes that inclusive datasets are essential not only for innovation but also for safeguarding the integrity and dignity of those they represent. Her approach blends technical expertise with a commitment to equity, making her a strong advocate for culturally aware and secure digital ecosystems.
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