

Every society in Kachin State, including across Myanmar, embraces and practices a gender equality approach, and both Kachin State and the wider country are developed and able to maintain sustainable peace.

She was born in 1895 and died in 1979. Her father is Zau Gam and mother is Labya Hka. She Served as a missionary school teacher of the American Baptist Mission and taught about handicrafts, sewing, cooking and baking bakery. She was the founder of Myitkyina Baptist Church, she served as the women Director of Myitkyina Kachin Baptist Association for 3 terms also the founder of Mother and Child Development Association of Myitkyina Township. She also served as a board member of Public Hospital and Prison.

She was born in 1913 and died in 1996. Her father is Nang Zing Tang and mother is Chyauchyi Shachyi. She worked as a primary school teacher at the Lana Ura Bum in Bamaw District and as a headmistress of primary school in Mansi Township. During World War II, she continued her professional work of teaching by the agreement of the village leaders. She was also a middle school teacher in Bamaw Township and also a chair of the Women's Fellowship of the Momauk Kachin Baptist Church and Bamaw Baptist Association. She also served as a lecture of Bamaw Robert Handicraft School Future; she was a composer and singer of many gospel songs, and wrote and taught to play a guide for a number of short dreamers. She led the donation of a handful of rice and helpings to needy ones.