Micere Thuku

Micere Thuku joined FNIGC in 2019 as a Research Analyst, and currently serves as the Acting Survey Manager within the Research and Information department. She is an experienced health researcher, with more than 15 years of expertise specializing in systematic reviews, qualitative and quantitative analyses, and the development of critical appraisal methods and tools.

Prior to FNIGC, Micere worked extensively on implementing health interventions in communities across Canada, Australia, and Africa, collaborating closely with community partners and vulnerable populations. She also contributed significantly to training students and indigenous communities globally in systematic review methods, epidemiology and questionnaire design, fostering research capacity and community engagement.

Micere’s educational background is in information systems, and she is passionate about integrating health with technology in a safe and ethical manner. She has a particular interest in advocating for improved health care access for women and girls in vulnerable positions.

In addition to her research roles, Micere authored various health-related publications in peer-reviewed journals and excels in proposal writing to secure support from diverse organizations. Beyond her professional work, Micere actively contributes to her community as a school council secretary and board member, leads communication committees, and enjoys baking for family-oriented events.