Author Marion Osieyo

Marion Osieyo

Hi! I’m Marion. I’m fascinated by people, our relationship with power and the ideas we have about power. My career spans the areas of global governance and international development and over the past six years, I’ve supported social and economic empowerment in the Middle East, Europe, West Africa and South-east Asia. I believe international development should be part of everyone’s daily conversation and to make this possible, I’ve designed and co-created several public engagement efforts including art exhibitions, global campaigns, a national policy consultation, a national education curriculum resource, a global Summit and a multimedia platform with institutions and civil society movements including EuropeAid, British Council, British Youth Council, Action2015, UK Department for International Development and the Oxford University Migration Society.

Digging Deeper on Systemic Change

Arts & Culture, Politics & Economics

What is the difference between changing a system and systemic change?

Kintsukuroi: Embracing the Brokenness of Life as an International Development Professional

Arts & Culture, Politics & Economics, Society & Culture

Note from the author: This post is in response to this incredible blog post written by my dear comrade in chocolate appreciation and New Institutional Economics, Rachel. I have written this post at the most...