Diane Mugisha is a purpose-driven professional with over a decade of experience in public health, homelessness services, and nonprofit leadership. Originally from Rwanda and a survivor of the Rwandan genocide, Diane was raised in Kenya, where her early experiences with displacement and community challenges inspired her lifelong commitment to supporting vulnerable populations and advancing social equity. Now based in Arizona, she serves as the Housing Data and Referral Specialist at Keys to Change, leveraging data to strengthen housing systems and improve service coordination for individuals experiencing homelessness. Previously, she worked as an Engagement Specialist with the City of Phoenix’s Safe Outdoor Space program, playing a key role in outreach, program development, and participant engagement initiatives. Diane earned her Master of Global Management from the Thunderbird School of Global Management, specializing in Nonprofit Leadership and Management. During her studies, she served as President of Net Impact, Graduate Consultant with the Foundation for Amazon Sustainability in Brazil, and Graduate Research Assistant, contributing to projects on sustainable development and social innovation. She was also recognized as a SHARE Fellow, an honor given to global changemakers driving meaningful impact. An active member and advocate with the UN NGO Working Group to End Homelessness, Diane collaborates with international partners to promote policies and initiatives aimed at reducing and ultimately ending homelessness worldwide. Guided by compassion, resilience, and collaboration, she continues to champion people-centered solutions that empower communities and create equitable opportunities for all.