Frank Bodza

Frank Wilson Bodza is the Programme Manager for Governance at Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF). He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Political Scientist from the University of Ghana and graduate studies in Business Administration with specialization in Human Resource. He has over 9 years experience in both local and national governance; having worked with Member of Parliament for 4 years prior to joining WiLDAF Ghana in 2005. He has been the main officer responsible for WiLDAF's governance programme since 2006. Frank Bodza is a gender and human rights activist who had carried out numerous public education programmes on women's rights issues. He is experienced in capacity building, mobilization, networking and coalition building. He is the main focal person for WiLDAF Ghana on the National MDGs Campaign in Ghana. Frank Bodza has worked around local and national elections, as implementer of elections related projects and elections observer. He has skill for public engagement and communication, advocacy and gender issues. He is a friend of the media. Mr. Bodza is beneficiary of Commonwealth Foundation Capacity Building Workshop on Governance for CSOs in West and Central African Countries in 2010. His dream is to get an affirmative action bill drafted and passed by the Government of Ghana that will provide a framework for increasing women's representation in politics. He is married and has a daughter.