About Hope for Her Global

 Maria Mbanga-Mazvimavi is a Women and Girl Child Empowerment Advocate, Community Builder, Leader, Philanthropist and Motivational Speaker. She is the Founder of , Hope for Her Global Canada and Hope for her Global USA Inc , Woman Arise Zimbabwe Trust  and a published author.She has a podcast called Sisters Talk, Up Close and Personal with Maria where she interviews women from around the globe who advocate for women and girls’ issues varying from Education, law and justice and women advancement.  

Certified Coach Practitioner, Certified Master Coach Practitioner Dream Strategist, and Founder of Boost Your Potential® Monica has dedicated her life to guide families and individuals to renovate their lives. After experiencing a total remake of her life in 1997, Monica vowed to passionately help others on their own journey of rebirth and set out on a mission to discover the secrets to what makes Dreams come true.

Since then, Monica has not only studied and got degrees in these areas, because she is a Certified Master Life Coach Practitioner, NLP Master Practitioner, and Happiness life Coach.

As a highly entertaining and insightful speaker, Monica has featured the stage of prominent organizations such as GROW, CBWN, Speak Up, and many others. She is a sought-after Dream Strategist, who focuses on helping women to find their identity, purpose, and happiness.

Monica’s premiere workshops, Insulated from Happiness, renovating your relationship, Love and be loved, and Purpose quest is receiving awe reviews from “women only” audiences.

  Lynda Banja is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya with 12 years post-admission experience, an LLB graduate from Moi University, currently pursuing Masters in Law at the University of Nairobi, Banja is a trained and accredited Arbitrator and Mediator.

A Girl child – Women empowerment Advocate, Founder of Hold-my-Hands-Foundation and Tumakinike Trust. She serves in the boards and committees of several international, regional and national organization Ms. Banja has worked with diverse women’s rights organizations with her volunteer roots in the informal settlement of Mathare and Huruma she secured school attendance of young girls from less privileged backgrounds. Her experience and work include but is not limited to working with Hope for Her Global, Greight Foundation, Path to Womanhood, Akili Dada, Legal Resource Foundation, World Pulse just to mention but a few where she has supported causes on girls’/women education, sexual reproductive rights, gender-based violence and social justice in various capacities as pro-bono advocate, volunteer, facilitator, mentor, trainer and or in a consultative capacity. 

  She is a multifaceted young woman of many talents some yet to be discovered, to some she is a daughter, sister, niece but I am not limited to any one label. “I grow more into myself every day.” She is a writer, a lover of learning and hoping one day she can take part in changing the global economy given my background in Economics and Finance. She is an advocate for all women and girls and wish to move the needle of equity and inclusion and making sure girls voices are heard and not disregarded. “I hope I do more to be the change I want to see in the world, love myself explicitly and continuously seek to be myself completely”

  Debra Martina Is from the Sunshine Coast Queensland Australia. She is a Torch Bearer for Changemakers.

Being a Systems Integrator and Master Energy Healer, She is here to hold the light when

faced with emotional, environment and energetic challenges. Change your perspective and you change your reality. In these dark and chaotic times as a Torch Bearer for Changemakers she will illuminate the path of the truth to creating freedom from stress and slavery globally.

 Hatsuki Murata was born in Japan, came to United States when she was 13 years old, did not know any English language. Her hope was to start new life in United States and put the painful childhood memory behind. To focus on learning English language, she has put her writing stories and drawing art aside. Her dream was to live her life happy in this land of freedom, but became victim of abuse relationship in her first marriage where she felt victim is always be victim. Her dream and confidence was drained out with no hope to live.

In her mid 50’s she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer, that doctor gave her 1 to 5 years. She chose to live to face this storm. She became  an author, published her first book in 2021 “ Facing the Storm with Kokoro “  and is now working on  her 2nd book “Fight with Smile” about her  stage 4 cancer journey to motivate others cancer patients, and started children’s book series “Sukorina” with my illustrations.

Her goal is to not only keep herself going, but able to encourage and motivate others much as she can. “Take each opportunity in speaking to break the silence, let others know we can overcome any storms to become champion in our life and guide next generations to grow stronger.”

  Tamarack Verrall was born in Ottawa, grew up in Montreal and has lived in Vancouver and rurally. She is a writer, speaker, dancer, teacher, healer and grass roots change maker. She has been in the women's movement since the late 1960’s, creating safe space for women and girls to meet, heal from violence and conspire, find their strength in working together. 

She is committed to a world in which there is no violence and no poverty, a world in which our planet is protected. The global community she envisions ensures unapologetically and essentially that women are respected, regaining leadership by women in all aspects of life as an integral part of our human society

Silvia graduated from the University of Alberta in June of 2017. She currently is  an ESL (English as a Second Language), GED and Literacy instructor and assessor. She decided to go back to school and take courses that would help her get into a Master’s Program in Educational Psychology with Specialization in teaching ESL.

Silvia volunteered with Catholic Social Services, the Edmonton Humane Society and at Lighthouse Church with the ESL program. Currently she is  working two jobs and going to school part-time. “If people have ever told you that you can’t succeed for being an immigrant, for having an accent, or being a woman – they are wrong, we are all perfectly capable of being successful, it all depends on our efforts and hard work.”