Sr. Margaret Kubanze, Secretary General of Association of Religious in Uganda, has commended the work done by African Sisters Education Collaborative in empowering religious women with leadership and administration skills.
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ASEC Celebrates International Women’s Day with story from Uganda
On International Women’s Day (IWD), ASEC would like to acknowledge what Catholic sisters in Uganda are doing to reduce domestic violence and empower young women and girls at their annual Princess Conference.
260 Sisters join HESA in Phase II, Year 1
Students in Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda entered HESA in year one of phase II, with the last cohort enrolling at Catholic University of Malawi in February, 2017.
Laptops have arrived in the Uganda office for HESA and SLDI students
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.
ASEC Uganda Alumni Association gets new executive members
Uganda Alumni Association elects new executive members during their Annual workshop and general meeting at Ggaba National Major Seminary in Kampala, Uganda.
2017 Alumnae-mentee networking workshops held in Africa
Workshops held for SLDI and HESA alumnae held in Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria, and Uganda.
Over 500 Congregational leaders benefit from six-day SLDI program
In 2016, a new component was introduced in ASEC’s SLDI program to provide training to superior generals and councilors. Over 500 congregational leaders have participated across ten countries.
SLDI Alumni Workshop in Uganda
In this article, Sr. Mary Germina Keneema, MSMMC, ASEC Program Coordinator in Uganda, shares an update from the recent SLDI workshop in Kampala.
Catholic sisters: healing, nurturing and life-giving presence
During a recent site visit to the alumnae of the Sisters Leadership Development Initiative in Ghana, Uganda and Kenya, Nouwen’s reflections brought new meaning and understanding of the work that Catholic sisters are silently doing.
Addressing food insecurity in Africa through sustainable farming. Sisters lead by example.
Changing food insecurity trajectory is daunting; however, Catholic sisters are working quietly to address the challenge in their localities in Africa – saving one life at a time. They are teaching by example –practicing sustainable and ecofriendly agriculture to ensure that there is sufficient food in their communities.
Not just facts and figures: Accounting is empowerment
One innovative approach is securing education so that sisters can take charge of their finances, to help congregations become financially self-sufficient. From Global Sisters Report
Finance Course I – Uganda
The SLDI Financial Management I course ran from June 29, 2014 to July 26, 2014. The course was offered at ARU Kampala.