Pamela Vimbaishe Moyo is young woman with a profound passion for data and its power to drive life-changing decisions. She was born and raised in Zimbabwe, having grown up in in this country she has seen first hand what it is like to not fully be an equal (language barriers and resources etc). From the time she first learnt about SDGs to know she makes a conscious effort to learn and teach others about them something she has carried into university where she is currently enrolled for a Btech in Information Technology degree. She has dedicated her academic life to understanding how data can illuminate societal inequities. The data from her country paints a clear picture opportunities are not equal for all, even for those in similar circumstances. The conventional measure of "smartness" often makes pathways easier for some, creating a fundamental disparity. Through the Millennium Fellowship, she aims to leverage her skills to develop a project that directly addresses this issue, working to create a more level playing field where opportunities are determined by merit and hard work, not by a narrow definition of intelligence. She believes that by using data to identify and dismantle these systemic barriers, she can contribute to a more just and equitable society.