Pulafangu Toafa

Pulafagu Toafa (born ) is a women's rights activist in Tuvalu. For over a decade, she has led the Tuvalu National Council for Women, the country's umbrella women's rights organization.

Biography Pulafagu Toafa was born around 1960 in Tuvalu. She earned a bachelor's in history, political science, and sociology from the University of the South Pacific in Fiji. She also ran an internet cafe and worked as a researcher for the country's Department of Women's Affairs. In this role, she has advocated for women's empowerment in Tuvalu's political processes, including the Falekaupule, and raised other issues that affect women and girls, particularly surrounding climate change. She also runs an anti-domestic violence program.

She is married to Maatia Toafa, a former prime minister of Tuvalu.