Juliette Maughan

Juliette Maughan is a Caribbean woman who has worked in various roles related to gender equality, sexual rights, and humanitarian efforts. She is known for co-editing the Senseisha Anthology, which is a collection of intimate, non-fiction stories written by Caribbean women.12 Currently, Juliette serves as the Senior Partnerships Officer at the United Nations World Food Programme Multi-Country Office for the Caribbean, where she heads the partnerships and resource mobilization portfolio.3

Juliette is an advocate for Caribbean sexual rights, gender equality, and pleasure.2 Her work with the Senseisha Anthology aimed to embrace and explore the Caribbean female sexual experience through creative, non-fiction stories.4 This groundbreaking anthology sought to give voice to the unique perspectives and experiences of Caribbean women.

On social media, Juliette describes herself as a Caribbean woman and mother, in addition to her professional role at the World Food Programme.5 Her involvement in both literary and humanitarian work demonstrates her commitment to empowering Caribbean women and addressing important social issues in the region.