Josephine Miliza is a dedicated digital inclusion and transformation consultant, passionate about fostering collaborative and inclusive approaches to advance holistic digital inclusion and equity in Africa. Her primary focus is on facilitating capacity building, promoting participation and engagement, and supporting individuals and communities in developing their agency and autonomy. As one of the pioneers of the community network movement in Africa, Josephine has been instrumental in promoting community-centered connectivity initiatives. She played a key role in establishing TunapandaNET, the first community network in Kenya. With her telecommunications engineering expertise, she focuses on operational aspects of bottom-up connectivity and digital inclusion models, as well as telecom policy and regulations. Josephine actively supports research and consulting efforts for global, regional, and local organizations committed to cultivating inclusive and people-centered digital ecosystems. She is currently serving as the Regional Policy Coordinator - Africa for the Association for Progressive Communications' Local Access Networks Initiative.