ASEC News
ASEC is serving sisters in 10 sub-Saharan African countries, providing access to educational opportunities. There is much to celebrate regarding the work of ASEC and the impact of sisters who are benefiting from our programs. We encourage our staff, sisters in the program, and friends of ASEC to contribute their own news and success stories. Below you will find impactful stories and reflections written in their own words.
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What I learned from the SLDI program (Finance Track)
3 days ago: Sr. Crescensia reflects how her experience in the SLDI Finance program has increased her technology skills, made her more confident in her work and inspired her to mentor other sisters in her congregation.
22 ASEC scholarship recipients graduate from Bigwa Secondary School
last week: ASEC donors supported the scholarships of 22 students who successfully graduated from Bigwa Secondary School in April, 2017. Sr. Maria discusses the success of Bigwa school in the area of society development.
Morality and Education
last week: Sr. Elizabeth reflects on the importance of educators being role models to their students and why values and morality should be taught in schools.
The SLDI program: a tool for transformation for sisters in Malawi.
2 weeks ago: Confidence and skilled gained through the SLDI program have transformed the lives of many sisters in Malawi.
The true mark of great leadership is what happens after the leader leaves the scene
2 weeks ago: Sr. Yvette's SLDI training made her realize it was not too late to start raising the next generation of leaders.
How Cheshire Homes is contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
3 weeks ago: Sr. Clarina outlines how managing Cheshire Homes is contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals of No Poverty, Good Health and Well-Being, Quality Education, and Climate Action.
Education is the key to eradicating poverty in Africa
last month: In this reflection of the International day of Family, Sr. Veronika discusses how providing high quality education from the family level to higher institutions can eliminate poverty in African societies.
A session on human trafficking helped to save my niece's life
last month: I would have never known about human trafficking without attending a session prepared by our ASEC Coordinator in Malawi last year. Because of this knowledge, some girls have been rescued from this horrible fate.
20 Catholic Sisters in Malawi are realizing their dreams
last month: Access to computers has been a major challenge to most of the Malawians. Luckily for those women religious attending the SLDI Administration workshop this dream has become a reality!
ARU Secretary General commends the good work of ASEC
last month: Sr. Margaret Kubanze, Secretary General of Association of Religious in Uganda, has commended the work done by African Sisters Education Collaborative in empowering religious women with leadership and administration skills.
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