Mona Abdel Alim, a Cronkite Humphrey fellow from 2011-2012, met abba Esther M. Kabba, who is currently part of the 2023-2024 cohort, during the Global Leadership Forum in Washington D.C. Mariatu, a speaker at the conference, was eager to learn from Mona about her experiences.

Mona was more than willing to share her invaluable insights. Additionally, Mona engaged in a meaningful discussion with other Humphrey fellows and faculty. Don't miss Mariatu's speech at GLF today at 9am ET! Professor @juanmundel is the facilitator.

Dr. @juanmundel led the "Humphrey Perspectives 2: Promoting Human Rights and Freedoms" session. Cronkite fellow Mariatu Kabba shared her insight. Kabba serves as a journalism mentor at BBC Media Action and is the Co-Founder of Strong Women Strong Girls Sierra Leone.

Cronkite Humphrey fellow Esther M. Kabba from Sierra Leone speaks at Global Leadership Forum in Washington D.C.

Cronkite’s Humphrey fellows completed Global Leadership Forum in DC and New York trip. They visited The New York Times museum with Professor Fernanda Santos. Great works, Sun Devils! Now time for reflection papers! 😆

It's great news day! 🥳🥳💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾 I'm thrilled to announce that we've been awarded the 2023 MWF Reciprocal grant to partner with US professionals and Sierra Leonean girls and young women in a short-term project. Stay tuned for more detail. #JESUSdid #MandelaWashingtonFellowship

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

I can't be more proud! #WetinNaw? Let's do this💪🏾🥰

As a journalist with a passion for advancing women’s careers, Esther M. Kabba, Humphrey fellow from Sierra Leone, recognizes the importance of understanding the business factors that are critical for media companies.

Fellow Esther M. Kabba , a journalist and women's movement activist from Sierra Leone, received the achievement award as the best Cronkite's Humphrey fellow in the Fall semester. Congrats!

It has been a tough but productive semester. I am grateful for the award. All glory to God.

Fellow Esther M. Kabba mentioned, “As international scholars in the U.S., it is essential and helpful to understand how the U.S. election process works.”

🌍✨ Cronkite School's Humphrey Fellowship Program Fellows had an epic cultural day! 🎉 Esther M. Kabba brought the vibrant flavors of Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 while Golden Matonga shared the rich heritage of Malawi 🇲🇼 through food and culture. 👏 Forks up, fellows!

Commemorating Women’s History Month, the Phoenix Committee on Foreign Relations will host a seminar titled “Life Journey: The Epidemic of Gender Inequities Around the Globe.” Professor Julia Wallace, Cronkite School HHH fellow Elira Canga, Esther M. Kabba & Elzat Kydyrmysheva, will share their insights.

At Int'l Women’s Day, Cronkite Humphrey fellow, Esther M. Kabba, shared her reflection. She emphasizes, “The recent wave of women’s activism underscores a resounding call for gender equality&inclusivity in American society.” cronkitehhh.jmc.asu.edu/blog/2024/03/a…

Tonight at 5:30 pm the event #Life Journey: The Epidemic of Gender Inequities Around the Globe will be held in the First Amendment Forum at ASU’s Cronkite school to discuss gender inequality. Elira Canga, Elzat Kydyrmysheva, Mariatu Kabba, and Julia Wallace are the speakers.

First Amendment Forum of Cronkite School was filled with students & professionals. Cronkite Global Initiatives and Phoenix Committee on Foreign Relations hosted “Life Journey: The Epidemic of Gender Inequities Around the Globe” session. Humphrey fellows from 🇦🇱 🇰🇬 🇸🇱 discussed global cases, with Prof. Julia Wallace.

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