Assistant Field Project Officer, Women-Managed Area is a Right, PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc.
Ana Liza Gobrin is the Assistant Field Project Officer of PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc. for the Women-Managed Area is a Right project based in Linapacan, Palawan. Liza grew up with a big happy family and most of her siblings work in social development. Half of her life has been spent organizing people in the community. She has been a part of women's struggles for more than 20 years. Her dream is to fulfill her duties as the director of a non-governmental organization that she established.
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