Njoki is a Kenyan policy practitioner, storyteller, and facilitator whose work spans Kenya, Canada, and Indonesia. With a systems-thinking lens, she blends grassroots experience and public policy to drive inclusive, evidence-based solutions. Njoki graduated with top honours from the University of British Columbia, where she designed a degree in social policy, environmental science, and data analysis. Her work includes evaluating community-led environmental and rural development projects, and supporting youth-led policy campaigns. In Canada, she mentored emerging leaders through a youth public policy programme and co-developed an alumni strategy to increase project impact. Most recently, Njoki managed place-based community initiatives, using storytelling to foster belonging. She expresses her passion for community storytelling through essays, public speaking, and poetry exploring governance, connection, and mental health. At Oxford, she aims to co-create policy tools grounded in curiosity, connection, and dreaming. 

Njoki is a Mastercard Foundation Scholar under the Africa Oxford Initiative (AfOx).