CDI Office, In the Curve, SD Cooper Road, Paynesville, Montserrado County, Liberia

Championing the rights, dignity, and potential of marginalized youth across Liberia.

Center for Dignity and Inclusion (CDI) A Liberian-led organization advancing the rights, protection, education and empowerment of children and marginalized young people. Since 2019, CDI has worked with communities and partners to turn rights and inclusion commitments into practical opportunities for children and young people—particularly those facing poverty, exclusion, discrimination and protection risks.
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OUR VISION

A world where all children and youth live, learn, and grow in a safe, equitable, inclusive, and sustainable environment, fully empowered to shape their communities.

OUR MISSION

To champion the rights, dignity, and potential of marginalized children and youth through child protection, inclusive education, youth innovation, gender equality, and climate resilience.

Our Core Values

Human Dignity:

Honoring and protecting the inherent worth of every individual.

Child Safeguarding:

Zero tolerance for abuse, exploitation, and neglect.

Youth Leadership:

Treating young people as primary drivers of social change.

Social Inclusion:

Intentionally serving girls, children with disabilities, and street-connected youth.

Community Ownership:

Co-designing programs alongside local leaders and parents.

Accountability:

Maintaining strict financial transparency and data-backed reporting.

Company Founders

Amb. Khalifa Losene Dunor Executive Director & Founder

Visionary human rights advocate, UNLEASH Fellow, and social entrepreneur directing CDI’s overall strategy, partnership growth, and high-level advocacy.

Irene J. Nyanti — Program Officer

Public health professional and MEAL expert overseeing community-first project execution, quality assurance, and field operations.

Thomas L. Williams — HR & Safeguarding Officer

Experienced social worker leading child protection initiatives, psychosocial support, case management, and institutional policy compliance.

Odell W. Flamah — Administrative Assistant

Operations coordinator maintaining daily headquarters workflow, partner logistics, and welcoming stakeholder communications.

Harry B. Howe — MEAL Officer

Data systems specialist and environmental scientist managing performance tracking, impact measurement, and organizational learning.

Ernest Jacob — Finance Manager

Financial accountant with over a decade of non-profit experience managing grant administration, fiscal compliance, and reporting.

Edwin Dukuly — Finance Officer

Financial administrator dedicated to day-to-day budget tracking, operational accounting, and transparent resource management.

Fatu M. Kamara — Communication Officer

Software engineer and digital communicator managing public relations, digital media, and beneficiary impact storytelling