Elizabeth Nyaberi is a Lawyer – Trainee Advocate, Court of Appeal with 4 years of experience in legal support. She is Ethically grounded, Influential and visionary and Strategic and solutions-oriented. She has established a solid foundation in community justice, child protection, civic education, and human rights advocacy. Her legal journey has included working closely on appellate matters, contributing to legal research, drafting, and analysis. She has actively participated in legal aid programmes in prisons, supported public interest litigation, and engaged in initiatives that promote access to justice for marginalized communities, particularly women, youth, and those incarcerated after systemic exclusion. Her work is deeply rooted in a commitment to social justice and peacebuilding, with a strong focus on both litigation and alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and arbitration. Her Key Responsibilities include Legal research, drafting, and case preparation at the Court of Appeal under mentorship of senior counsel, Providing legal aid and advisory services to underserved communities, Conducting community-based civic education on constitutional rights, legal processes, and child protection laws, Advocating for the rights of children and marginalized persons through rights-based approaches, Supporting mediation and arbitration efforts in family, civil, and land disputes, Promoting access to justice through awareness campaigns and pro bono support and Engaging in policy-based advocacy on human rights and public interest law. Elizabeth is the African Young Ambassador – Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids (CTFK) representing Africa in promoting health-based policy reform and youth advocacy. She was also a Youth Panelist- EU Global Youth Mobilization Fund. Elizabeth has received Signs of Peace Award 2025 (Italy) for her exceptional contribution to youth-led peacebuilding and justice initiatives on the African continent. Her Leadership Philosophy: "The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow, but their leadership begins now—not in the distant future. It is through courage, discipline, and service that young people shape a just and compassionate world. True leaders do not wait for power—they rise through purpose." — Inspired by Nelson Mandela