Maggy Barankitse has been variously hailed as “the Mother Theresa of Africa”, a “humanitarian hero”; and “the most impressive Catholic woman leader out of Africa.” She will share about her passion for providing refuge, the role her faith plays in her work, and her reflections on ethical leadership.
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A light reception will follow the lecture.
The Keough School of Global Affairs is serving as Maggy’s primary host, with co-sponsorship from Africana Studies, Campus Ministry, Catholic Peacebuilding Network, Center for Civil and Human Rights, Center for Social Concerns, Kellogg Institute for International Studies (and its Africa Working Group), and the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies (and within that the Contending Modernities research initiative).