Kathleen Malu, Consultant
I am a citizen of the world,
an international humanitarian educator
with expertise I’m delighted to share.
Skyping with Rwandan children and children in the U.S.A.
Keynote speaker, lecturer, materials developer, and facilitator,
Dr. Malu consults on a wide variety of projects in domestic and international settings. Her workshops, speaking engagements, and teaching materials focus on literacy development and language acquisition, gender issues, peace and social justice,
inter-faith dialogue, environmental protection, anti-bullying,
and democracy in action.
In the U.S.A., she assists school districts with teacher professional development, making classroom visits and modeling “best practices.”
She speaks to students about her work abroad and sets up
Skyping sessions with schools around the world.
At the international level, Dr. Malu has worked in Turkey,
the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Africa. She is as an English Language Specialist for the U.S. Department of State and a Fulbright Specialist candidate. She uses cross-cultural knowledge and skills
to promote mutual understanding wherever she goes.
Dr. Malu consults on a wide variety of projects in domestic and international settings. Her workshops, speaking engagements, and teaching materials focus on literacy development and language acquisition, gender issues, peace and social justice,
inter-faith dialogue, environmental protection, anti-bullying,
and democracy in action.
In the U.S.A., she assists school districts with teacher professional development, making classroom visits and modeling “best practices.”
She speaks to students about her work abroad and sets up
Skyping sessions with schools around the world.
At the international level, Dr. Malu has worked in Turkey,
the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Africa. She is as an English Language Specialist for the U.S. Department of State and a Fulbright Specialist candidate. She uses cross-cultural knowledge and skills
to promote mutual understanding wherever she goes.
Skyping with students at Dicle University in Turkey and returned Peace Corps Volunteers (Turkey, 1962-64) in Virginia
Working with literacy coaches in South Africa
Speaking to news reporters in Rwanda
Delivering Keynote Address at Cukurova University’s ELT
Conference in Adana, Turkey