The team

Sanae combines project management and interdisciplinary feminist research, with a focus on gender justice and the rights of marginalized groups in the SWANA region. She has extensive experience in management and coordination within international NGOs and local feminist collectives, and holds a master's degree in gender studies (CEU) and a bachelor's degree in comparative international politics (AUP).

Sanlé Jean Barthélemy OUATTARA is an expert in accounting and financial management with extensive knowledge of international cooperation and project management. With over 15 years of experience in multi-country and multi-donor NGOs, he has coordinated budgets exceeding €25 million. A certified professional coach, he excels in financial management, capacity building, and strategic leadership.

A fan of Mafalda (Quino's character), Sarah first became involved in social justice issues in Latin America, then in Palestine, where she is pursuing a PhD on gender and SRHR. She has since combined her activist and academic knowledge on these issues. At Equipop since 2022, she leads training sessions for various audiences and sings in a feminist choir, promoting an increasingly collective and joyful form of activism!

Accompany and support partners on complex and innovative projects: Change-Lab, FONDESAM, Feminist Funds, Transformative Alliances, Defending Yourself. Strengthen the financial, administrative, and organizational capacities of partners. Support young feminist organizations in their organizational development. Promote rigorous and virtuous financial management within organizations.

Steph Florquin (she/her) is a VSS project manager at Equipop, where she coordinates several projects across France. With two bachelor's degrees in co-development and a master's degree in gender and social policy, she has 15 years of experience in designing and implementing programs and studies promoting equality, particularly in the areas of promoting SRHR for migrant women and girls (including the prevention of FGM), LGBTQI+ rights, and gender and rural issues.

Stevie Reine YAMEOGO is responsible for innovation and support at Equipop. A sociologist by training, Stevie Reine is a young feminist activist from Burkina Faso who has been involved for more than 12 years in sustainable development, women's and girls' empowerment, health, the promotion of sexual and reproductive rights, and gender equality initiatives.

As Head of Institutional Funding at Equipop, Viviana mobilizes and manages resources for international projects promoting the rights and health of women and girls. Specializing in administrative and financial management, she oversees funding (AFD, EU) and reporting quality, with experience in international contexts and projects with a strong social, environmental, and climate impact.