Malawi alumnae plant trees in efforts to conserve the environment
Malawi alumnae plant trees with the view of conserving the environment, contradicting popular perceptions about the work of religious sisters.

[Malawi]
Malawi alumnae plant trees with the view of conserving the environment, contradicting popular perceptions about the work of religious sisters.

[Nigeria]
Sr. Clementina reflects on the world day of Radio celebration and its importance in her country of Nigeria.

[Kenya]
In Nairobi Kenya, Global Sisters Report led a writing workshop for sisters who are in leadership positions or are superiors general of their congregations. Here, sisters tell their stories.

[Tanzania]
On #WomenScienceDay, ASEC shines a light on gender barriers in the science field and aims to support women and engage girls in STEM education.

[Zambia]
MSOLA, who have been working in Zambia for 115 years, are closing their house and leaving Zambia this February 2017.

[Nigeria]
Sr. Elizabeth reflects on her cohort experience as a HESA Student at Chestnut Hills College, and how using the online discussion board has changed her view of companionship.

[Zambia]
This year’s theme for World Day for Consecrated Life is “year of the family”. Learn what this means to Sr. Juliana, our Programs Coordinator in Zambia.

[Nigeria]
On World Cancer Awareness Day, ASEC would like to acknowledge the sisters working to prevent, treat and support individuals in their fight against cancer.

[Uganda]
The 100 laptops are a donation from ASEC Office in USA to the Ugandan sisters who will participate in the SLDI and HESA programs this year.

[Cameroon]
Almost all sisters have been moved to locations with internet connectivity, thanks to the understanding of the Superiors and their commitment to have the Sisters continue studies

[Lesotho]
Supporters joined Lesotho King Letsie III to celebrate the installation of the country’s first and only Catholic cardinal, His Eminence Sebastian Koto Khoarai.

[Ghana]
The urgent need to stop a major cholera outbreak prompted the Sisters of St. Louis to find funding for a filtered water project. What they didn’t expect was for clean water to transform their community in so many other ways.
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