Fulfillment of girls’ and women’s rights globally has not yet been achieved, and COVID-19 is putting these rights further in danger.

Last year from December 9-13, five lucky Form Two SEGA students had the opportunity to attend EAGLS (East African Girls Leadership Summit).

This year, one of the girls who attended with Girls to Lead Africa in 2017, returned as a volunteer chaperone.

Check out these beautiful pictures from our 2019 EAGLS!

Five. I’m told that the number five symbolizes favor and goodness.

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