Shana Pareemamun

Shana Pareemamun is the program assistant for Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa. She graduated from NYU in 2020 with a BA in politics and economics. She studied African politics and international development and wrote articles on current affairs in sub-Saharan Africa for an NYU publication. Pareemamun comes from the small island of Mauritius and has previously lived and studied in Florence, Italy, and in London, England, while at NYU. She has experience working with nonprofits on issues pertaining to education, hunger, and the criminal justice system.

Essays

Next Gen Data@10: A Decade of Funding Africa’s Next Generation of Social Scientists

Duncan Omanga and Shana Pareemamun | December 14, 2021

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Shana Pareemamun

Next Gen Data@10: A Decade of Funding Africa’s Next Generation of Social Scientists

Mobilizing social science for the public good.

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