Victoria Quaynor is a dedicated youth activist with extensive experience in international development and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). Her commitment is focused on improving the lives of children and youth in marginalised communities.

Victoria’s passion particularly lies in adolescent reproductive health and rights, empowering girls to make informed and healthy decisions about their lives and bodies. Her dedication to this cause is not just fuelled by her desire to ensure young individuals have the necessary knowledge and agency to shape their futures, but also by her hope for a better future.

Victoria has served as a youth leaders fellow with UNFPA Ghana in 2021, a Generations Unlimited youth ambassador in 2020, a U-Report champion for Ghana in 2020, a global changemaker in 2019, a networking and outreach associate with HCDExchange and a member of the Young Women HIV Prevention Council.

She is an MA student specialising in children, youth and international development at Brunel University London. Her work exemplifies the transformative power of meaningful youth engagement, inspiring others to join the movement for a brighter and more equitable future for all.