One thing that stood out the most to me was the sharing session about “Inspirational Women” where each scholar talk about one woman that they admire for her leadership accomplishments. We would give out her background such as her education as well as her achievements. It was like a mini history lecture about amazing women leaders around the globe as we cover women not only from America, but also from Kenya, Rwanda, and Cambodia. One interesting fact that caught my attention was that most of the women, if not all, that were mentioned all received education in American Universities. Therefore, it gave me hope that we can also be like them and make great changes to our countries.   

Aside from the discussion and reflective sessions, Leadership Training was all about bonding. I got the chance to spend time and grew closer to my She-Can sisters from Rwanda. I was able to feel the sense of being part of the She-Can family with all the scholars and staff.