Jenny Nuccio

by | Feb 27, 2003 | Grant Advisors

TPP Grant Recipient

Jenny Nuccio is the Founder and President of Imani Collective—a non-profit woman-empowerment program focused on defeating generational poverty through education and employment opportunities in Mombasa, Kenya and surrounding communities.

The collective facilitates change by underscoring the innate value of each woman while encouraging her to learn, create, and grow to her fullest potential as an artisan, and received funding from The Pollination Project in support of this work.

With a bachelor’s degree in Leadership Development and a master’s degree in Leadership Education and Communications, Jenny has a well-rounded background in both academic research and practical application for implementing long-term solutions to the global challenge of disenfranchised women and children in developing regions.

Having lived as an integral part of her Kenyan community since 2013, she is committed to the collaborative advancement of equitable opportunity for the friends she works with every day, as well as for marginalized populations world-wide.

Jenny is currently completing her Doctorate of Education in Leadership Education with an emphasis on leadership within international contexts.

She also is a lifestyle blogger and educational speaker.
You can connect with Jenny at jennynuccio.com and learn more about Imani Collective at imanicollective.com

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At The Pollination Project, we believe in the transformative power of artistic and cultural expression to drive positive change in communities worldwide. Behind every successful project and impactful changemaker lies the guidance and expertise of our esteemed grant advisors in the Art & Culture focus area.

Their dedication and insight have been instrumental in helping us support artistic and cultural endeavors across the globe.

Today, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our grant advisors for their invaluable contributions in fostering creativity, diversity, and innovation in the realm of art and culture. Together, we continue to empower changemakers who are shaping a more vibrant and inclusive world through their creative endeavors. 

🔸 Liza Villegas (Mexico)
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🎉 Today we celebrate our incredible grant advisors in the Education & School focus area! 📚 With their invaluable guidance, we've been able to support students and education initiatives spanning the globe, nurturing innovation and fostering positive change. 

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Michael Abdullahi (Nigeria)
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Dan Jetter (USA)
Agbor Solomon Eneke (Cameroon)
Sophia Hanson (USA)
Joseph Obore (Uganda)
Frank Rimler (USA)
Stephanie Scott (Ecuador)
Logan McFadden (USA)
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