Sandra Uwase 24 year old born in Kigali, Rwanda raised in the Netherlands. Marketing Social business student in Rotterdam. At a young age during her primary school, Sandra found her passion for exercise and sports, playing tennis and dancing. In her senior year of high school, when she graduated with a degree in business and administration, Sandra found her other passion for social and economic equality. Specialized for young people, even though she was still a child herself. As a result, she started her bachelor Social work studies in 2016. In 2016, Sandra, the first year of her Social Studies, wanted to do more besides her studies. She has volunteered as a social worker at Vluchtelingenwerk Nederland. Obtained several certificates in a short time as a Social Volunteer for Refugee Work. 2017 her passion that still speaks for social and economic equality. Sandra changed her studies to Marketing and Social business studies. In the same year she participated in the Miss Africa Netherlands competition with the aim of becoming an entrepreneur dealing with social and climate change issues in the Netherlands and Africa. Sandra won the Miss Social media Popularity title in the 2017 miss page representing Rwanda. In 2018, even Sandra thought she would only win the Miss Social Media/Popularity title. With the most votes in the country, Sandra went on to do several runways with different photographers. Her favorite work is with an international Dutch photographer named Jenny Boot. After a spontaneous recreation of Vermeer’s famous painting Girl with a Pearl Earring, having done a photo shoot with her. The photo became a national and international hit. Now you can find the recreation with Sandra’s face in various museums around the world and on various Art Social media platforms. The most visited is in the Vermeer center museum in Delft. At the end of 2020, Sandra was chosen by the IBUKA Dutch committee to become the new Vice-Chairman. Now, in 2021, Sandra will not stop moving closer to her goals and passion. She is about to start her own small business which started as a hobby called SH’INKA. An organic skin care company that contains non-chemical organic handmade products. With this small business, Sandra hopes to motivate more people to use non-chemical products on their skin for their own health benefits. Health is wealth. In the future, Sandra hopes to introduce her small business to a larger African and Asian market. Growing up with two different cultures and worlds gave her many experiences and motivation. Together with her studies and work experience, she wants to learn more and more and continue to achieve her goals.