About TREI
Overview
The Ripple Effect Initiative (TREI) is a non-profit organization committed to fostering social inclusion, health equity, human rights, and community empowerment for migrants and minority groups in the United States. Founded in 2024 by Quraish Kiberu, a Boston-based leader passionate about social justice and public health, TREI aims to create a lasting impact by addressing critical challenges faced by underserved communities.
Vision
A world where migrants and minority populations thrive in equitable, healthy, and just societies—empowered by inclusive policies, innovative research, and compassionate advocacy.
Core Values
Equity & Inclusion || Compassion & Empathy || Evidence-Based Action || Collaboration & Partnership || Innovation & Adaptability
Mission Statement
TREI is dedicated to supporting migrants, promoting public health initiatives, advancing human rights advocacy, and conducting research-driven solutions to improve the well-being of minority populations. The organization operates with the belief that small, meaningful actions can create ripple effects, leading to widespread social transformation.
TREI Leadership Team
Meet the passionate leaders of TREI, dedicated to empowering migrants and advancing inclusive, research-driven solutions.
Quraish Kiberu
Founder & President of The Ripple Effect Initiative (TREI)
Biography
Quraish Kiberu is a visionary leader, social entrepreneur, and public health advocate dedicated to fostering social inclusion, health equity, and community empowerment. Originally from Katovu Village in Uganda, he immigrated to the United States, where he became a permanent resident and established his residence in Boston, Massachusetts.
With a deep passion for humanitarian work, Quraish founded The Ripple Effect Initiative (TREI) in 2024. This non-profit organization focuses on supporting minorities and migrants to the U.S., promoting HIV prevention among minority communities, and driving public health research and advocacy. His work aims to address systemic barriers and create sustainable solutions that uplift underserved populations.
Commitment & Vision
Quraish’s leadership in TREI reflects his lifelong commitment to humanitarian causes and social justice. By leveraging partnerships, innovative policies, and research-driven solutions, he strives to empower migrant communities and advocate for equitable healthcare access. His vision is to expand TREI’s reach across the U.S. and internationally, ensuring that individuals, regardless of their background, have the resources they need to thrive.
Meet our dedicated board of committed members
Together, they have built a platform that provides critical services, including migrant support programs, legal advocacy, healthcare initiatives, and cultural integration efforts.
Joseph Rutaraka
Kampala, Uganda
Ronnie Ssesanga
Boston, Massachusetts
Mary Namukaya
Boston, Massachusetts
Mable N. Ojul
Los Angeles, California