African Sisters Education Collaborative
In September, 2020, ASEC held the inaugural ICR Conference, which provided an opportunity for researchers around the globe to collaborate in the initiation of an international network of research on religious life.
The ASEC Research Initiative’s 2nd COVID-19 research study related explores the impact on healthcare and education workers in the West African countries of Cameroon, Ghana and Nigeria.
Through education, Catholic sisters are becoming some of the top leaders bringing positive changes throughout Africa.
How alumnae of ASEC’s SLDI and HESA programs are impacting ministries in primary and secondary education in Africa.
Sr. Rita uses her education scholarship to help children grow in spirit, in knowledge and in love of God.
Sr. Magreth continues her education in order to assist her congregation in developing its rural ministries across Tanzania.
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of Sr. Irene Lucy Onyai, LSMIG, on Friday, September 4, 2020.
Catholic sisters are providing much needed health and wellness services throughout Africa.
April Fowlkes reflects on her experience coordinating ASEC’s HESA program at Chestnut Hill College and taking her first trip to Africa (Uganda) in June 2019.
This impact study aims to understand ASEC stakeholders’ experiences and coping mechanisms during the COVID-19 pandemic so we can provide proactive response to their needs.
SLDI alumna Sr. Anacletta implements a program to increase access to HIV/AIDS services and reduce the number of new HIV/AIDS cases among adolescent girls and young women in Lesotho.
Nursing Director and ASEC alumna Sr. Harriet is a driving force behind Nkozi Hospital’s mission and vision for the future.
