African Sisters Education Collaborative
By participating in the HESA program, Sr. Caroline gained the confidence she would not have had otherwise to facilitate a 2 day workshop for the 25 junior sisters gracefully and with confidence.
Sr. Irene Kwena once thought that her dreams were out of reach but thanks to ASEC’s HESA program she is learning that is far from the truth.
Sr. Margaret Wamae, FIHM, reflects on the day she began her journey as an ASEC beneficiary.
Sr. Juliana is using the skills she acquired from ASEC’s SLDI administrative track to help give presentations to others on how to better their lives and achieve their goals.
ASEC Executive Director Sr. Draru Mary Cecilia, LSMIG, Ph.D. reflects on her first year in the U.S. and the role of faith, time and collaboration in healing our global community.
The CDNK sisters are living proof that through quality education and a willing spirit for hard work, African sisters can sustain their congregations, serve their communities and bring about positive attitudes in the fight against poverty.
Marywood University alumna Emily Schweiger reflects on volunteering in Tanzania through ASEC’s Service Learning Program and its effects on her life.
Sr. Teresa shares how she won the confidence of her donors and how donor retention plays an important role in receiving funding for multiple projects that can benefit the community.
SLDI and HESA alumnae are using their education to stop corruption and injustice in Africa by promoting peace, justice and strong institutions.
Sr. Bertha teaches nearly 150 primary school students in Ntcheu, Malawi how to plant and care for trees and protect our precious environment.
ASEC Executive Director reflects on our partnership with the Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU) in celebration of ARU’s golden jubilee.
Several participants of SLDI workshops are using their education to help their congregations and communities.
