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Happy Women’s History Month!
As I reflect on my journey of growth and achievement, I am truly grateful to all who have supported and inspired me along the road, including you.
Your support, direction, and belief in my abilities have made a big contribution to my development.
I honestly appreciate the impact you have had on my personal and professional development, and I want to express my gratitude for everything you have done for me.
Another Update from Kaze
Looking ahead, I’ve got some exciting news to share: I plan to start a small business that teaches children STEM. I’ve always wanted to help youngsters study these fields, and I believe they are a crucial area of development in today’s environment.
I want to thank you again for all your help. Your confidence in me has meant more than words can say.
Kaze’s Graduation
On May 31, 2024, WEI scholar Kazeneza Didacienne will graduate from the University of Kigali in Rwanda, with a bachelor’s degree in IT/Information Management. While pursuing her studies, Kaze also volunteered as a mentor/trainer with students in a Science Technology and Mathematics program.
Davidetta pursues a master’s degree
In September, Davidetta informed us that she received official acceptance to the University of Ghana School of Graduate Studies in Accra, where she will pursue a master’s degree in social work.
Kazeneza starts second year of college
This December, Kazeneza completed her first year of studies at the University of Kigali. She worked and studied with diligence, particularly during the challenges of the pandemic.
She finished with a “B” average. She is thrilled to begin her second year of studies.
This I Believe
I wrote a "This I Believe New England" essay in honor of Women’s History Month for my local radio station, The Public’s Radio, about how we started Women’s Education Initiative.
Here’s the link to the audio broadcast. And I’ve posted the essay below.
Celebrating 13 Years of Scholars and their Success
In this pandemic year in which I feel I’m being swallowed, sucked under by sorrow, this nonprofit gives me hope. It has taught me, over the past 13 years, that is it possible to heal what’s been broken.