Iddrisu Sherifa Napari is an investigator in the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice in Ghana. She is also a Public servant and a school owner from the Northern part of Ghana, Tamale who aims at providing quality and affordable tuition for low to middle income earners through inclusive and transformative education, as well as fighting for the rights of women and children and other marginalized groups in the society. As a human rights officer, she is passionate about driving change for an inclusive society that offers individuals the opportunities and platforms to be heard and seen through collaborative and active learning in all spheres of life. Her work on gender-based violence (GBV) has helped reinstate girls back to school after escaping child marriages in their communities. She has also reintegrated women falsely accused of witchcraft back into society to live meaningful lives.