Congratulations to Pamella Kageliza Kilavi (PhD) on the implementation of the “Strengthening inclusivity in Kenya’s Nuclear Security Regime” training. Dr. Kilavi is a member of the 2024 cohort of the “Building Networks Between Women to Share Best Practices and Experiences Working in Nuclear Security and Nonproliferation” fellowship program launched by CRDF Global with the support of the Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada (GAC) Weapons Threat Reduction Program (WTRP). We’re proud to see the successful implementation of Dr. Kilavi’s training program and look forward to seeing the future impacts of her work in Kenya’s nuclear security community. #nuclearsecurity #womeninnuclearsecurity #GAC #WTRP
Lecturer, School of Computing and Engineering Sciences, Strathmore University
We had an extremely successful training for women in the middle level management position supporting non-proliferation and nuclear security efforts. The theme of the training was "Strengthening inclusivity in Kenya's Nuclear Security Regime." The training was courtesy of a grant from CRDF Global. Thank you Eng. Dr. Julius Butime, and James Chumba for believing in us and supporting us. Thank you CRDF Global for facilitating the training. To the facilitators @Atryne Obiero, grace ateka, Isaac Mundia, Kelle Barfield and my partners Josephine Wakuyu and Sandra Banda your are Godsend, thank you.Cavin O. thanks for the heads up. All the participants drawn from key institutions francisca simiyu - the chair, it was great working with you all. See you on this other side.
Senior Lecturer at University of Nairobi
2wGood work Pamella Kageliza Kilavi (PhD). Congratulations and keep it up.