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Wengsi is a graduate of McGill University, Montreal where she completed a BA in International Development and Urban Systems Geography. In 2016, she joined the team at the Open Source Pharma Foundation, assisting with project management, partnership development, communications, and outreach. As a freelance consultant for various individuals, companies, and organizations, her experiences include working one-on-one with a New York Time’s journalist on his podcast about a wrongful conviction; working with a data consulting company on a project seeking to reduce child-mortality in Mali; and illustrating a published children’s book to promote healthy eating. She is a homemade graphic designer who never turns down an opportunity to show off a bit of her creativity, especially to promote a good cause or raise awareness about issues of injustice. Wengsi currently leads the TB Digital Quilt project, a joint project of OSPF and Mayo Clinic Center for Tuberculosis. She is also the owner of a startup co-living space in Toronto, Canada that encourages community living and collaboration.
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OSPF is a supporter of the Open Source Pharma Movement and Community
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