Charity Nyambe

Charity Nyambe is a multidisciplinary writer, proofreader, and youth advocate with more than four years of professional experience across creative, academic, and social-impact work. Her career bridges storytelling, research, and advocacy, uniting creativity and analytical precision to inform, inspire, and empower diverse audiences.

As a Freelance Academic Writer and Bilingual Proofreader at Artesa (2022–Present), Charity edits and refines English- and German-language manuscripts, ensuring clarity, structure, and compliance with academic styles such as APA, MLA, and Chicago. She also produces research-based and policy-oriented content in the social sciences, focusing on development, inclusion, and education.

In her role as a Content Writer and Youth Contributor for VoiceBox (2023–Present), she creates reflective articles and opinion pieces centered on youth empowerment, leadership, gender equality, and social change. Her writing merges authenticity and narrative craft, giving visibility to youth voices and contemporary advocacy themes.

Charity is a Self-Published Author (since 2021) and founder of Just Read, a creative blog devoted to literature, self-development, and social commentary. Through her fiction and essays she examines identity, resilience, and belonging, using storytelling as a bridge between empathy and understanding.

From 2018 to 2021 she served as a Youth Advocacy and Human Rights Consultant with leading international organizations including UNICEF Zambia, MIET AFRICA, UNESCO, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. In these capacities she facilitated youth-led policy dialogues, designed advocacy strategies, and delivered training workshops on gender inclusion, civic participation, and community resilience.