Josephine Pauline Amoako has a Master degree in Public Health from the University of Ghana, a MSc Economics in Management and Leadership from MATE in Hungary, and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Behavior and Conflict Resolution from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana. She has motivated audiences worldwide to create a global intervention for all African students and Ukrainians who fled the conflict-torn country of Ukraine to Hungary. She participated in a community service project while serving in a leadership capacity as National Treasurer for the Ghana Students Association in Hungary (GASH), helping those who were victims of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and were forced to flee their homes and seek safety in Hungary. She developed the program one student, one laptop through her exceptional humanitarian activity, and she gave away 100 laptops, were given to students in the medical sector and other social fields so they could continue their regular education online. A greater level of understanding and acceptance has resulted from her reporting on the lives of asylum seekers and the effects of the Russia-Ukraine war.
