ASEC: Our Team

Amy Fedele

Areas of Expertise: graphic design, website design, usability, internet marketing, writing

An old proverb says,

“Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.”  

Alleviating poverty by facilitating self-sufficiency is a core principle that drew me to this position at ASEC. It is through education that individuals are able to thrive and do great things for the people they serve. My own passion for learning and empowering others makes me feel a strong connection to the work being done at ASEC.

My professors and mentors at King’s College are the ones that “taught me to fish.” Through them, I have developed my interests into a unique combination of design expertise, technical web knowledge and a fierce love for marketing strategy. Their practical advice for how to succeed as a communications professional helped me to rise from just an intern to Art Director, leading creative teams at two separate agencies. My award-winning portfolio showcases the effect of my work in aggregate; both professionally and as a recognized contributor to design communities worldwide.

I am an inspired person who loves to inspire others. My own passion for learning fuels my gravitation towards mentoring, teaching and speaking opportunities, where I can share my experience others. Passionate and philanthropic at my core, I am enthusiastic to help others create a bigger impact in the world. I am excited for the opportunity to carry my experiences further in support of the mission and goals of ASEC.

My position at ASEC is an exciting one! I am responsible for telling the story of ASEC and getting our story out to the world so more people can hear about the great work this organization is doing. I do this by interviewing stakeholders and curating content written by our program participants and alumna in Africa. I share that content the website, e-newsletters and in printed materials and newsletters. I'm also the "face" behind all of our social media accounts-- I look forward to talking with you there soon!

Contact Information

Contributions

• 2019 ASEC Annual Board Meetings take place at Marywood University (Author)
• Dr. Tara Lopatofsky, Awarded Ph.D. for Research on Catholic Sisters in Kenya (Author)
• Patient dignity comes first at healthcare facility in Ghana (Editor)
• Improving food security in Malawi for new mothers (Editor)
• Sisters renew hope in Africa for the poor and marginalized (Editor)
• Sisters Build Hope by improving infrastructure in Africa (Editor)
• Improving nutrition, reducing poverty and creating jobs in Ghana (Editor)
• Rebuilding Tanzania infrastructure, one brick at a time (Editor)
• ASEC staff meet in Ghana for collaborative leadership activities (Editor)
• Fighting for social justice and the well-being of African children in poverty (Editor)
• Efficient, confident and competent in her accountant career (Editor)
• ASEC’s newest book, Transformative Partnerships, launches Feb 2, 2019 (Editor)
• Scholarship Program, 2018 year in review (Editor)
• Sisters Leadership Development Initiative (SLDI) program, 2018 year in review (Editor)
• CDNK sisters use talents and skills to build a sustainable congregation (Editor)
• Closing the loop with a recycling project (Editor)
• Grant awarded to ASEC to support children in South Sudan (Editor)
• Primary school students planting trees in Africa (Editor)
• 3rd Visiting Scholar arrives at CARA for research fellowship (Editor)
• Faith and Development: A Celebration of ARU at 50 (Editor)
• Sustainable farming project to pay teacher salaries (Editor)
• 2018 ASEC Service Learning trip cancelled (Editor)
• 2018 ASEC Annual Board Meetings take place at Marywood University (Editor)
• Service Learning participants prepare for volunteer experience in Nairobi, Kenya (Editor)
• Improving the capacity of African sisters in managing financial resources (Editor)
• Human Trafficking Trends in Sub-Saharan Africa (Infographic) (Editor)
• HESA nursing students express their gratitude (Editor)
• Sisters fight HIV in sub-Saharan Africa (Editor)
• Sr. Draru Mary Cecilia, LSMIG named new ASEC Executive Director (Editor)
• Four Simple Autumn Prayers (Editor)
• 2nd Visiting Scholar Arrives at CARA for Research Fellowship (Editor)
• Eco-friendly farming with renewable energy in rural Zambia (Editor)
• Proposal writing success after SLDI training (Editor)
• "Sisterhood" documentary series profiles women religious around the world (Editor)
• 2017 ASEC Annual Board Meetings take place at Marywood University (Editor)
• Teaching orphaned boys about sustainable farming (Editor)
• 4 important reasons to educate Catholic Nuns in Africa (Editor)
• Staff present at Women's and Gender Studies Conference in Wilkes-Barre, PA (Editor)
• 10 Interesting Facts about Forests and Trees in Africa: International Day of Forestry (Editor)
• Sr. Jane Wakahiu, Executive Director, bids farewell to ASEC (Editor)
• African sisters in the fight against cancer (Editor)
• Lesotho celebrates its first Catholic Cardinal (Editor)
• Donate to ASEC using Amazon Smile (Editor)
• October 2016 Site Visits and Interviews (Editor)
• ASEC launches our new website (Editor)
• Why Support Education in Sub Saharan Africa? (Editor)