We educate African sisters, improving their ability to impact communities.
While Africa is a continent of vast potential, it faces serious obstacles of poverty, chronic hunger, disease, ecological degradation and violence. Catholic sisters are a strong force in harnessing that potential, addressing these obstacles head-on and creating hope for a bright future. 

By providing access to education, sisters are able to impact more people and make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable and marginalized individuals in Africa. Sisters are improving healthcare, hunger and access to clean water. They give voices to people who are wrongly persecuted and silenced. They care for the young, the old and the forgotten. They mentor others, create jobs, strengthen congregations and unite communities.

African sisters are using their education to solve some of the biggest development challenges our world is facing today. The impact they are making in communities across Africa is both admirable and heroic. At ASEC, we've learned that if you give a sister the tools to succeed, she's going to change the world.

Education

African Sisters Education Collaborative (ASEC)

Draru Mary Cecilia

Mamokotjo Francina Mokoteli

Amanda Tyrrell

Anna Overman

Sarah Martin

Megan P. Wescott

Mary Roche

Betsy Hartshorn

Kim Scalese

Jake Danna Stevens

Melanie Rosato

Rosemary A. Shaver

Francisca Damoah

Clarisse Remjika Jaiwo

Juliana Chibaula Zulu

Mary Germina Keneema

M. Tryphina Burchard

Veronica Fatoyinbo

Anacletta Lempe

Veronica Daniel Othow

Joyce Kwamboka Nyakwama

Hilaria Chombo

Sneh Akruvala

Tara Lopatofsky

Nicole Vilogi-Dipietro

Jim Tidaback

Nancy Kamau

Lina Wanjiku Ndung

Program Management & Coordination

Development and Fundraising

Teams at African Sisters Education Collaborative (ASEC)

Program Management & Coordination

Development and Fundraising