Academic General Secretariat

II. SCHOOL CURRICULUM

• January 2009: Doctorate in Political and Administrative Sciences, Faculty of Social, Administrative and Political Sciences, University of Kinshasa;
• June 2006: Postgraduate Diploma in Political and Administrative Sciences, Faculty of Social, Administrative and Political Sciences, University of Kinshasa.
• 1998: Degree in Political and Administrative Sciences, University of Kinshasa.
• 1994: Graduate in Political and Administrative Sciences, University of Kisangani.
• 1987: State Diploma in Agricultural Humanities (A₂) at the Kankamana Institute in Kyondo.
• 1980: Certificate of Primary Studies at EP Mbidi Kiluwe in Kyondo.

III. SEMINARS, COMMUNICATIONS, INTERNSHIPS AND/OR RESEARCH TRIPS

• 2016: Participation in the preparatory scientific workshop for the Round Table on the integration of gender in studies in Social and Human Sciences in DR Congo, from August 10 to 19, 2016;
• 2015: National Consultant for the national survey commissioned by the Swedish Embassy and UN/WOMEN on the study of masculinity in the DR Congo;
• 2014: training on digital knowledge and distance learning, from January 28 to 31, 2014, organized by the Digital Campus in collaboration with AUF;
• 2013: Training of trainers on economic management issues in gender areas organized by UNDP from April 16 to 20;
• 2012: participation in the scientific seminar on the organization and control of the police organized by the School of Criminology of the University of Liège, November 2012;
• 2012: participation in the scientific seminar on electoral disputes organized by the Faculty of Law and Political Science of the University of Liège: November 2012;
• 2012: participation in the international conference on the challenges of good political and legal governance in Africa in the third millennium, organized by the Faculty of Law and Political Science, Catholic University of Congo, Kinshasa, from March 19 to 21;
• 2010: participation in the 2009/2010 survey campaign of the program for analyzing educational systems in countries of the Conference of Ministers of Education using French as a common language, as Administrator, from June 5 to June 10 in Masimanimba, Bandundu;
• 2010: Participation in the international conference on “gender and conflicts in Africa” in collaboration with the UNDP, Paris 8 University, AUF, the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, from October 7 to 9 at the Nganda Center/Kinshasa;
• 2010: Participation in the seminar on University Governance organized by the Universitic program and the University of Kinshasa, from February 24 to 25, 2010 in Kinshasa;
• 2009: Participation in the International Colloquium organized by the ANGO-ELA Foundation on geopolitics in Central Africa in Yaoundé, Cameroon, on stability and instability in Central Africa: logic and dynamics of a complex regional configuration, from November 17 to 19;
• 2009: Participation in the validation workshop of the University of Kinshasa's strategic internationalization plan, September 25.
• 2009: Participation in the French-language scientific writing workshop organized by CODESRIA in Ouagadougou/BURKINA-FASO, from September 7 to 11.
• 2009: Participation in the workshop to develop the strategic plan for the development and management of laboratories at the University of Kinshasa, August 11.
• 2009: Participation in the symposium on the United States of Africa followed by the forum on the role and place of Africa in global governance organized by the Cheik Anta Diop University of Dakar in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Senegal, from July 27 to 30.
• 2009: Participation in the university pedagogy seminar on skills-based learning in higher and university education organized by the ESU CPE, from February 11 to 13, 2009 in Kinshasa.
• 2008: Participation in the Gender and University conference organized by the University Network of Researchers on Gender, from September 18 to 19, 2008, in Kinshasa.
• 2008: Participation in the 2^th annual conference of former graduates of the CODESRIA Institutes, from September 17 to 19, 2008 in Brazzaville, Congo on the theme: " Managing urban processes in Africa".
• 2008: Participation in the Research Workshop organized by the American Political Science Association from July 6 to 27, 2008 in Dakar/Senegal on the theme: “ Political participation in Africa".
• 2008: Participation in the International Conference in Lyon, France from March 28 to 29 on women in activist, union and protest action from 1945 to the present day. A promise of renewal at the beginning of the 21st century^th century.
• 2007: Participation in the Gender Symposium in Cairo, Egypt, from November 12 to 14, organized by CODESRIA on the theme: “ Gender and slavery in the context of globalization ".
• 2007: Participation in the Gender Institute in Dakar, Senegal, 2007 session, in June/CODESRIA on the theme: “ African Female Elites: Theories, Ideologies and Practices".
• 2007: Participation in the fifth scientific days of the Faculty of Social, Administrative and Political Sciences on the reform of the media sector.
• 2006: Research stay at the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme Ange Guépin as part of the NORD/SUD Advanced Studies Program in Nantes/France, from June 19 to July 20.
• 2006: Participation in the second World Forum on Human Rights in Nantes, metropolitan France.
• 2006: Participation in the 16th^th World Congress of Sociology in Durban, South Africa,
• 2006: Participation in the regional methodological workshop on social sciences in Central Africa in Congo-Brazzaville, November, organized by CODESRIA.
• Winner of the Small Grants Scholarship Program for Dissertation and Thesis Writing awarded by the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa.
• 2005: International Conference on Globalization: Issues and Games in the Gulf of Guinea, at the University of Yaoundé II in Cameroon, from July 20 to 25.
• 2004: Training and initiation in the development of research projects organized by the Cooperation Unit of the University of Kinshasa, DR Congo.
• 1999: General training of Judicial Police officer on Mines and Hydrocarbons, Congolese National Police, DR Congo.
• 1997: Internship at the Lemba town hall.
• 1993: Internship at the Kabongo Territorial Office, in Katanga.

IV. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

• Assistant 1^er and 2^th mandate of Department of Political and Administrative Sciences, Faculty of Social, Administrative and Political Sciences, University of Kinshasa until 2004.
• Head of Works at the Department of Political and Administrative Sciences, University of Kinshasa, until 2008.
• Professor at the Department of Political and Administrative Sciences, University of Kinshasa, until today.
• Visiting professor at the Free University of Kinshasa.
• Part-time professor at the Catholic University of Congo.
• Visiting professor at the University of Kamina in Katanga.
• Visiting professor at the Kabongo University Center in Katanga.
• Professor of Master-DES/DEA in biodiversity management and sustainable forest management with a focus on man and forests at the University of Kisangani.
• Project monitoring and evaluation officer at the Cooperation and International Relations Management Unit at the University of Kinshasa.
• Assistant to the General Commissioner for the fiftieth anniversary of the independence of the DR Congo, in charge of multi-sectoral Assessment-Prospective Reflection-symposium since December 2009.
• Project manager for the ABC of the DR Congo 50 years later (Multi-sectoral Prospective Reflection-Assessment) within the framework of the General Commission for the fiftieth anniversary of the independence of the DR Congo in 2010
• Director of publication and editorial staff of the Congolese journal of Political and Administrative Sciences since April 2012.
• Vice-Dean in charge of Teaching at the Faculty of Social, Administrative and Political Sciences from August 2011 to April 2012;
• Secretary of the Department of Political and Administrative Sciences, in charge of Teaching, 2010;
• Coordinator of Objective 2011, Kabongo Territory, Katanga Province.
• Has already participated in several scientific investigations.
• Holder of the following teachings:
  • Political history of the DR Congo;
  • Organizational theory;
  • Geopolitics;
  • Political sociology;
  • Political geography;
  • Natural resource management stakeholders;
  • Governance of organizations.

V. PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC WORKS

• Study on Masculinity in the Democratic Republic of Congo, UN Women, June 2015.
• Congolese Nationalism and the Test of Democratic Governance. Lessons to be Learned and Future Prospects, Annual Report of the Faculties of Social, Political and Administrative Sciences, 2015.
• Social Space and Women's Participation in City Management in Congolese Historiography. Facts and Challenges to Be Addressed, in Congolese Journal of Political and Administrative Sciences, 2013.
• Education in environmental governance. A challenge for public management of urban waste in Kinshasa, in Congolese journal of political and administrative sciences, 2013,
• ABCs of the State of the Nation 50 Years Later. Multisectoral Diagnosis, Visions and Strategies for Sustainable Development in the Democratic Republic of Congo, MediasPaul, 2010.
• Public services and actions of the Congolese National Police. Mixed results. In MES, Special Issue, April 2010.
• Violence against women in mountainous Kivu: context, actors and sustainable solutions, communication at the international conference organized by the ANGO ELA Geopolitics Foundation, Cameroon, from November 17 to 19, 2009.
• Gender and women's access to legal violence: pathways, specificities, and sociopolitical issues. The example of the feminization of the National Police in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Doctoral thesis, January 2009.
• Assessing women's participation in the June 2006 presidential elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Issues and challenges, http://www.aspanet.org.
• Education of men and women in environmental governance in Kinshasa. Paper presented at the annual conference in Congo-Brazzaville, September 17-19, 2008.
• Women and Activist and Trade Union Action in a Sociopolitical Crisis Situation. The Example of Women's Networks in Congo-Kinshasa. Paper presented at the international conference at Lumière University in Lyon 2, France.
• Propaganda and disinformation media in the electoral context in the DR Congo: the example of some radio stations and television channels in Kinshasa (in press at MES, 2007).
• Emergence, instrumentalization, and fragmentation of feminist movements in Kinshasa: a rereading of Congolese realities in a crisis situation. DES dissertation, June 2006.
• The Strategic Position of the Gulf of Guinea: Between Economic Issues and Political Tensions. A Look at the Congolese Experience. Proceedings of the Yaoundé II Conference, July 2005.
• Mismatch between function and training level as obstacles to the effectiveness of the Central Administration of the University of Kinshasa, in MES, n° 13, 2003.
• DR Congo: Dialogue with the Masters of the World, in MES, No. 10, 2003.
• The New Partnership for Africa's Development, a new agenda for the continent's renewal, in MES, No. 10, 2003.
• Political Oppositions in Congo: An Attempt to Describe and Explain the Strategies and Conflicts Within USORAL and AFDL During the Democratic Transition. Unpublished Bachelor's Thesis, FSSAP, UNIKIN, 1997.
• Tribal conflicts during the transition period in the Shaba region. A study applied to the Shabian-Kasai conflicts in Kabongo. Final year project, FSSAP/UNIKIN, 1994.
• Dotted representation of women in transitional political institutions in the Democratic Republic of Congo: illusion of building a gender-balanced society in an urban environment (unpublished).
• Sociocultural issues related to the advancement of Congolese women within a public institution. Case of the University of Kinshasa (unpublished).

VI. LEARNT AND OTHER SOCIETIES

• Founding Member and Deputy Director General of the Center for Studies and Documentation on Central Africa “CEDAC” since 2008.
• Member and Vice-President of the University Network of Gender Researchers/DR Congo since October 2008.
• Member of the American Political Science Association since July 2008.
• Member of AMARC since 2006.
• Member of the International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX) Global Network since 2006.
• Member of the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) since 2005.
• Member of the National Inter-university and Interdisciplinary Network on Gender (RING) since 2004.
• Member of the World Philanthropists Organization since 2000.
• Member of the Center for Political Studies (CEP) since 1999.

VII. LANGUAGES

• French: read, written and spoken: Very good.
• English: read, written and spoken: Passive knowledge
• Lingala: read, written and spoken: Very good
• Swahili: read, written and spoken: Very good.