Mr. Sheanesu Kwenda

Qualifications:

Master of Science in Sociology and Social Anthropology, University of Zimbabwe; Bachelor Science Honours Degree in Sociology, University of Zimbabwe.

Academic Appointments:

Junior Lecturer

Research Interests:

Youth Empowerment, Informal Economy, Diversity and Inclusion and Climate Change, Gender and Sexuality.

Faculty: Agriculture Environment And Food Systems

Department: Community and Social Development

Research Category: Behavioral Sciences

Biography:

Sheanesu Kwenda is a dynamic and passionate Junior Lecturer in the Department of Community and Social Development. He is committed to exploring and advancing knowledge in various areas of community and social development. He has a keen interest in several research areas that are of supreme importance in contemporary society. His research primarily focuses on youth empowerment, recognizing the immense potential of young individuals to catalyse positive change. In addition, he actively participates in informal economy studies, acknowledging the significant role it plays in the lives of many people and communities worldwide. Diversity and inclusion are also key areas of interest for Sheanesu. He explores strategies that enable the inclusion of marginalized individuals and communities in various societal aspects such as education, employment, or social development. He is also deeply concerned about climate change and its profound impact on human societies. He is interested in gender and sexuality issues as they remain salient in today’s society. Sheanesu strives to actively promote youth empowerment, address the challenges of the informal economy, advocate for diversity and inclusion as well as integrate solutions to ameliorate climate change’s impact in contemporary societies and promote sustainability.