Masika Mwamutsi
Communications for Development | Storytelling | Multimedia | Digital Strategy
About Me
Stories travel further when people feel them...
I am Naomie Masika Mwamutsi, a Communications for Development specialist shaping human-centred storytelling across the United Nations, development spaces, and digital platforms in Africa.
Behind every campaign, report, documentary, or social media post are people, decisions, and lived experiences waiting to be understood.
My work brings those experiences closer to the audience through strategic communication, multimedia storytelling, digital campaigns, and content that connects institutions with communities.
From regional UN campaigns to volunteer stories across Africa, I create communication that people remember because it feels human first.
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From UN campaigns to volunteer stories across Eastern and South Africa, I create communication that people remember because it feels human first, and most importantly, because a volunteer somewhere in the world does it first.
FOCUS AREAS
Print & Publications
Reports, photobooks, brochures, and campaign materials.
Inclusion & PWDs
Accessible and inclusive communication for diverse audiences.
Team Management
Coordinating creative teams, volunteers, consultants and workflows.
Events Coordination
ELive streaming, documentaries, interviews, and human-centred stories.
Digital Communications
Social media strategies, campaigns and audience engagement.
Strategic Communications
Messaging, visibility, reporting, budgets and communication planning.
FEATURED POPULAR VIDEOS
I tell lots volunteering stories
Lived experiences in real life waiting to be understood.
POPULAR WEB ARTICLES
Where every statistic tells a story: A UN Volunteer with the WFP in Kenya
UN Volunteers Drive Digital Solutions
Refugee Volunteers: "I come from the same community I serve"
Planting seeds of change through UNEP UNV Young Talent Pipeline
My LinkedIn Articles:: Campaigns, report, documentary, or social media post
Recognitions
UNDP recognized my service through United Nations Volunteers, describing it as “A Bold Journey of Service: Giving More Than a Helping Hand to Change Lives.”
What began with one conversation led me into communication, community-centred work and volunteering for the United Nations.
From online campaigns to field storytelling, I use communication to connect people, ideas, and action.
I help bring forward the experiences of young people, indigenous communities, children, and persons with disabilities.
I combine storytelling, digital media, communication strategies and diplomacy to support organisations, partners, and donors.