KamiLimu Mentees Vol. 3 is back, and this time, we’re doing things a little differently. Instead of writing their own bios, our mentees will be introducing one another, sharing the stories and personalities they’ve come to know. It’s a chance to see each mentee through the eyes of someone else. Let’s meet our first mentee 👋🏾 She is mostly quiet and reserved, but when she talks, there is usually some wisdom tucked in there. What I find interesting is how intentional she is about the things that matter to her. I once met her in Nakuru while she was heading to the library to work on the Mozilla Buildathon, and from the small talk we had, I could tell she was genuinely invested in it. She is also big on building communities. She is part of the She Code Africa Chuka team and has been doing some great work there. She writes too, and her article, Beyond the Classroom Walls, gives a glimpse into how much KamiLimu has shaped her journey. One thing I really admire is her mindset. She sees almost everything as a learning curve. She asks thoughtful questions and pays attention to the tiny details. During one public speaking feedback session, she noticed that our document was a PDF and could not be edited. It was a small detail, but she caught it. Honestly, I think she is destined for greatness. Maybe I am biased because we share the same mentor, Sherry Obare, but I know she is putting in the work to prove me right. Hey, Nancy Wangare. #Menteeoftheday #KamilimuMentees