Luzia Antonio Berechet was born in Angola and has been living in Ireland since 1996. She strongly believes in equal rights for women which she believes gives her the right to call herself feminist. Luzia speaks three languages, which help her to navigate many cultures and ways of being. She is dedicated, committed and passionate about communicating the importance of being an instrument of empowerment. Luzia has held a diverse range of roles over the years, lending to a particularly unique expertise: she is the founder of MyT.T.Talk, the chair of AWDI, a patron at Soulsisters UK, the governance officer at Shining Light Galway, an emotional geographer at EMME, and has served as the regional coordinator at Sheroes Global. In addition to this she has volunteered for the Annual Collection Day for the Special Olympics Ireland, has been a speaker for Lideranca no Feminino, the Acting chair of CCAI, and a member of VAD-Angolan Voices in Diaspora. Her expertise is in administration and communication are unparalleled.
