16/06/2026
With the ongoing unrest in high schools, the Inner Rise Circle had the privilege of engaging the girls of Moi Equator Girls in a holistic conversation designed to empower, inform, and inspire. At a time when young people are navigating academic pressure, emotional challenges, social influences, and uncertainty about the future, creating safe spaces for honest dialogue has never been more important.
We were honored to host an exceptional panel of speakers who shared their expertise and insights:
• Angeline Wahu, a Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service representative, guided the students through the university selection process and encouraged them to make informed career choices.
• Irene Elijah , Lead Coach, Mentor, and Trainer at Thrive 360 Degrees and CEO of Hallmark Institute spoke on Career Guidance and Emotional Intelligence, emphasizing the importance of resilience, self-awareness, and healthy relationships.
• Wanjiku Gacheru from Mental health pledges addressed mental health, its impact on daily life, and reminded the girls that healing, hope, and recovery are always possible.
• Joy, a Social Media Manager, and Wakili Mwangi explored responsible social media use, digital citizenship, and the legal implications of online conduct.
The session was more than a series of talks—it was a moment of reflection, learning, and empowerment. The girls left with practical tools to make informed decisions, prioritize their well-being, pursue their aspirations with confidence, and become responsible leaders in their communities.
We thank the administration and staff of Moi Equator Girls for partnering with us to nurture informed, resilient, and purpose-driven young women prepared to thrive in an ever-changing world.