ASEC Reception in Washington, DC
African Sisters Education Collaborative cordially invites you to attend ASEC’s 2025 Reception in Washington, DC Please join us Thursday, October 09, 2025 | 6:00 pm | Washington, DC At The Franciscan […]
ASEC News & Reflections
Overcoming Unemployment in Kenya
In Kenya, Sr. Georgette Sawadogo, DDS, is using her ASEC-sponsored education to fight youth unemployment by creating jobs and empowering young people, especially young mothers, through vocational training and social entrepreneurship.
Empowering Communities to Move Out of Dependency in Malawi
In Malawi, Sr. Stivelia Macloud, SBVM, used the knowledge she gained through ASEC’s Sisters Leadership Development Initiative (SLDI) to launch an agricultural project that empowers vulnerable community members to break the cycle of poverty through farming.
Reducing Maternal Mortality in Malawi
When a mother in Malawi faced a life-threatening childbirth complication, Sr. Maureen Chalamanda, SOL—a three-time ASEC alumna—used her education to save both mother and baby, proving how vital trained sisters are to community healthcare.
Bridging the Gap to Higher Education in Malawi
In Malawi, Sr. Agnes Mmanga, SOL—a three-time ASEC alumna—used her second chance at education to become a special needs teacher, now helping girls overcome the same academic barriers she once faced.
ASEC’s 3rd Night of Storytelling Inspires and Ignites Hope
The 3rd annual Night of Storytelling was an inspirational evening of shared stories, reflection, and community support for educating Catholic sisters in Africa.
ASEC Celebrates 25 Years of Impact With its First Gala Honoring its Founding Mothers
ASEC celebrates 25 years of impact with its inaugural gala, honoring its visionary Founding Mothers and raising vital funds to empower Catholic sisters in Africa.
ASEC’s 2025 Night of Storytelling: Igniting Hope – Dare to Dream
African Sisters Education Collaborative invites you to attend A Night of Storytelling: Igniting Hope – Dare to Dream Please join us Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at 6:30 PM at Marywood University’s Fireplace […]
Grateful Hearts: A Gift of Learning for African Sisters
Through her heartfelt poem, Sr. Anastacia Oyieko, FSHJ, expresses deep gratitude for the transformative impact of ASEC. With every opportunity given, Sisters are igniting hope, building bridges, and creating lasting impact—empowered to serve, uplift, and heal communities across Africa.
Empowered to Lead: ASEC-SLDI, the Catalyst for My Personal Growth
Through ASEC’s Sister Leadership Development Initiative (SLDI) Finance Course, Sr. Rebecca Adhiambo Otieno, MI, gained critical financial management skills that empower her to lead with confidence, ensure transparency, and strengthen the sustainability of her congregation’s mission.
ASEC my Enabler: From learner to leader
With the support of ASEC, HESA alumna Sr. Margaret Wanda, DOJGS, became a trained nurse and leader, serving as Superior General of her congregation and a board member of CASA-K, where she integrates healthcare and compassionate leadership to uplift both her congregation and the elderly Sisters in her care.
Building Sustainable Congregations through Sister-led Initiatives: A vision for the future
Through ASEC’s education programs, Sr. Josephine Kwenga, SJT, has gained the leadership and resource management skills needed to strengthen her congregation’s sustainability—ensuring its mission continues to uplift communities for generations to come.