Empowering Virtuous Ladies - Chuka Univeristy

In a powerful prelude to International Women’s Day, the Office of the CUSA Vice-Chair organized a transformative seminar titled “Grace, Strength, and Influence” to celebrate and empower women making strides. The event, held today, March 7, 2025, brought together aspiring and established women, fostering discussions on breaking barriers, driving innovation, and leading with purpose. With a focus on empowerment, mentorship, and visibility, the seminar provided a platform for women to share their journeys, challenges, and victories.

The event featured panel discussions, mentorship sessions, and networking opportunities, encouraging young women to pursue careers in STEM and leadership roles. A highlight of the day was an interactive session where attendees engaged in conversations about navigating the tech industry, overcoming gender biases, and leveraging their skills to create meaningful impact.

The seminar featured renowned speakers who shared insights on personal and professional growth, relationships, mental health, and self-care. Prof. Lucy Gitonga, OGW, spoke on the importance of relationships, empowering both men and women, and striving for academic excellence. She emphasized the need for a balanced approach in fostering personal and professional growth.

Ms. Emma Odhiambo highlighted the significance of self-care, building virtue as a woman, and nurturing healthy relationships, encouraging attendees to embrace their worth and prioritize holistic well-being. Ms. Faith Kaketi addressed mental health, dealing with depression, and seeking therapy when necessary, shedding light on the importance of mental resilience in personal and professional success.

As the world gears up to celebrate International Women’s Day, the seminar served as a powerful reminder that women are shaping the future with grace, strength, and influence.