Secretary general

Luther Blayee Tarpeh is a Liberian social change activist, youth leader, and advocate for democratic governance and human rights. He is a former President of the Grand Bassa University Student Union (GBUSU), where he championed student welfare, leadership development, and civic engagement. He also a 2017 fellow of the Young Political Leadership of Africa.

As a social activist, Tarpeh has been vocal on issues of justice, accountability, and good governance in Liberia. He has publicly advocated for the establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court, calling for accountability for atrocities committed during Liberia’s civil wars. He has also spoken out on constitutional governance, respect for the rule of law, and the need for transparency in the management of Liberia’s natural resources.

Through his activism, Tarpeh has continued to engage in national conversations on youth empowerment, democracy, and social justice, promoting active citizenship and peaceful civic participation. His work reflects a commitment to empowering young people to become agents of positive change and to building a more accountable and inclusive Liberia.