What can a Technical Architect at Microsoft learn from a Girl born to be a Child Bride? This pandemic has opened our eyes to see people who were once invisible, enabling us to rediscover the unbiased lenses we were born…
Communication Technology puts HEART into Social Distancing Yes, being 9,000 miles apart, means you are definitely socially distanced. But, Audrey Colle, Microsoft Partner Group Engineering Manager, Azure Global, and 1,800 women, in the Global Give Back Circle, never considered distance…
Silence is not an option for ending barbaric cultural practices. Political correctness is not an excuse for not ‘calling-out’ the atrocities of the most heinous form of gender-based violence in today’s world. Esther Cheebos is making history in West Pokot,…
Over 250 Microsoft women are discovering their innovation essence while mentoring at-risk girls in the Global Give Back Circle. January Highlight: Lani Phillips, Vice President US Channel Sales at Microsoft “Mentoring Dominica has forever changed my life. It also deepened by…
Watch Microsoft’s bold celebration of International Women’s Day – ‘It’s HER’! Global Give Back Circle is proud to see our Esther Cheebos recognized as a ‘Woman Challenging the Norms’ in her crusade against Gender Violence of the worst form. Learn about Esther’s…
Nairobi July 30: Global Give Back Circle Leadership Team featured primetime on Citizen TV. Watch Video
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On a sunny mid-morning Thursday, Lilian James saw her mother walk away with a large brown sisal basket full of cassava and sweet potatoes. She was headed for Sigor market in West Pokot, about eight kilometres away from her home.…
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Linda Latsko Lockhart and Karen Derr Gilbert, both MBA ’85, share their career trajectories and offer aspiring woman leaders career tips. Read More
Stellah Cherotich had just arrived in Nairobi, Kenya, to attend a prestigious high school for financially disadvantaged girls when she learned about an organization called Global Give Back Circle. The organization offered mentorships and university scholarships, with one catch: you…