Digital Media Manager
Meghan Horihan is a marketing and media specialist with 6+ years experience in content creation and multimedia storytelling. Specializing in driving engagement and growing audiences, she has expertise in digital marketing, social media, and video production. She has advanced knowledge in developing and implementing digital strategy to improve brand awareness and online presence.
Starting her career as a journalist in China and traveling to 30+ countries, Meghan has a global perspective as well as an understanding of the complexities of different cultures and how they are interconnected. Her interests are in poverty alleviation and sustainable development. Meghan was a double major in Journalism and Mass Communications and American Studies and received an Entrepreneurial Management certification at the University of Iowa.
MOU Formally Implements “Africa’s Next 50 Cities Coalition – Road to Kigali 2023” Initiative to Help Accelerate Both the Republic of Rwanda’s and the African Continent’s Economic Development by Enabling Private Sector Growth.
As a part of our Walls blog series, we look at the issue of migration in Africa and how charter cities can be a solution while helping to spur economic development across the continent.
CCI Zambia has been busy engaging key stakeholders, and getting invited to speak at both the Zambia Institute of Planners and the Zambia Institute of Architects annual conferences.
Urban Researcher Heba Elhanafy recently released the publication Cairo Road: Urbanism and Architecture. In this blog she explores why Cairo Road, one of the oldest streets in Lusaka, interested her and the journey behind the project.
Fascinated by the striking, modern architecture of Cairo Road, the project team aims to answer questions on the history of one of the oldest roads in the city. The main goal of this project is to document Cairo Road’s urbanism and architectural histories.
Reagan’s call to tear down walls rebelled against a human instinct that has been synonymous with urbanization, but this was a blip. Walls never went away.
The Charter Cities Institute is a 501(c)3 nonprofit dedicated to empowering new cities with better governance to lift tens of millions of people out of poverty.
