Adeoti Dipeolu PhD
Coordinator, Central Hub (Nairobi), Afe Babalola Centre for Transnational Education
- Research Associate & Coordinator, Leading Practitioners Programme, African Leadership Centre
Research interests
- Peace, justice & strong institutions (SDG 16)
- Women
Biography
Adeoti is Coordinator of the Central Hub of the Afe Babalola Centre for Transnational Education at King’s College London, based at the African Leadership Centre in Nairobi. She also serves as a Research Associate at the African Leadership Centre.
In her role as coordinator, she works with a host of stakeholders across Africa towards the development and execution of training and learning programmes for underserved African youth and educators. In addition to this, she has coordinated several high-level programmes working with senior practitioners and global leaders within the security-development nexus.
Adeoti is an experienced researcher with a specialised interest in diaspora, youth and women’s rights issues within the security – development nexus. She has contributed to research projects across a range of issues.
She holds a PhD in Leadership Studies with Reference to Security and Development from King's College London, and an MA in Public Policy from the University of East Anglia.
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Events
Reflecting with Leading Feminists: inclusion, voice, ownership and African Agency
On International Women's Day, leading feminists from Africa discuss the voice, inclusivity and the importance of ownership for Africa’s future.
Please note: this event has passed.
Knowledge Production by Africans for Africa: The Importance of Research in African Development
In this panel, recipients of King’s Africa International PGR Scholarship address this gap by drawing from their own ongoing doctoral research.
Please note: this event has passed.
Features
Beyond Remittances: COVID-19, the African diaspora and homelands
COVID-19 continues to redefine everyday life across the world, including continental Africa. Adeoti Dipeolu looks at how it is affecting the flow of money...
Events
Reflecting with Leading Feminists: inclusion, voice, ownership and African Agency
On International Women's Day, leading feminists from Africa discuss the voice, inclusivity and the importance of ownership for Africa’s future.
Please note: this event has passed.
Knowledge Production by Africans for Africa: The Importance of Research in African Development
In this panel, recipients of King’s Africa International PGR Scholarship address this gap by drawing from their own ongoing doctoral research.
Please note: this event has passed.
Features
Beyond Remittances: COVID-19, the African diaspora and homelands
COVID-19 continues to redefine everyday life across the world, including continental Africa. Adeoti Dipeolu looks at how it is affecting the flow of money...