Eunice Kamaraa ([email protected])

Eunice Kamaara, professor of Moi University, Kenya; researcher and ethicist with over thirty-year experience in holistic health participatory research, policy engagement, and practice; has consulted in mainstreaming Gender and values in teaching/learning, research/service and in leadership for national and international organizations including the World Bank, UNFPA, USAID, CWS, PASGR, IDS- UK, SSRC – NYC; Templeton World Charity Foundation, Medecins Sans Frotieres Ethics Review Board, and African Ethics Working Group among others. Eunice co-directs the African Character Initiation Programme, a Top 30 health innovation mentoring adolescents for holistic health and wellbeing and recognized by World Health Organization (http://innov.afro.who.int/innovators/professor-eunice-kamaara-25) and also the Chaplaincy Training Centre which trains chaplains, conducts research and offers spiritual care in institutional settings. With over 150 publications, Eunice believes that good life is learning joyfully and gratefully.