Board of Directors
WCI is honored to receive the guidance of these accomplished and inspired individuals.
Victoria Muthoni Tswamuno
Board Secretary
Victoria is Program Coordinator, Columbia School of Social Work Action Lab for Social Justice; Specialized Crisis Counselor H2H Vibrant Emotional Health
(formerly Mental Health Association of New York); and Program Manager of After5 Radio, Zimbabwe.
She founded Women and Girls Can and is Core-Founder of HOPE Zimbabwe Food Beyond Borders.
Victoria strongly believes that addressing women’s empowerment is an effective way to build a stronger more supportive structure for the youth who are the future.
Mary Ellen Kramer
Ms Kramer serves as Treasurer of Network Support Services, a non-profit organization providing therapeutic community services to hundreds of justice involved men and women. Mary Ellen is a serial technology entrepreneur and business consultant and presently serves as CEO of NightRide Thermal, a company delivering vehicle-mounted thermal cameras to ensure the safety of drivers in nighttime and poor visibility conditions.
Mary Ellen has led programs in which hundreds of men and women participated with the goal of developing their leadership in communities that are important to them. Her dedication to people experiencing dramatic breakthroughs in leadership has resulted in transforming organizations, building inspiring teams, attracting strategic partnerships and investment, and producing unimaginable results with velocity. '
In addition to her board service for WCI, Mary Ellen presently serves as a board member of Omni Ensemble, a nonprofit chamber music ensemble; and is a member of the advisory board of Project Inkblot, a DEI media agency.
Anne Mwangi
Ms. Mwangi was born in Nairobi, Kenya, and later settled with her family in the United States, where she grew up and has lived most of her life.
As a registered nurse, she has worked with the Ambulatory Care Unit at California Pacific Medical Center, and the Electrophysiology Clinic at Sutter Pacific Medical Foundation, San Francisco.Currently, she is a member of Unit Partnership Council, Cardiac Specialty Unit at Marin Health, Greenbrae, CA.
She has campaigned for health care reform in the state of California through California Nurses Association (CNA) where she trained and served as a nurse advocate.For her, fundamental issues have constantly resonated: the need for safety, security, education and health. They’ve translated into a burning will to help promote better opportunities for others.
Grant Williams
Board Member Emeritus
Mr. Williams founded the non-profit organization, The Edge, in 2008 to assist young people in building bridges of mutual understanding.
He served in the U.S. Air Force then pursued a career as a professional choreographer, dancer and teacher in Los Angeles.
He was initiated into the Mankind Project in 1999 and is a certified I-Group Leader. He became active in Boys to Men in 2002 and took the program to South Africa in 2007. He has supported community service projects in Africa including the construction of a clinic in southern Sudan and a school in northern Uganda. He is also supporting the expansion of an orphanage in Haiti.