In "A Day of Resilience," my historical fiction short tale published on Reedsy, I describe a character who sees an event and suffers the consequences, emphasizing the value of

                               FREEDOM and DEMOCRACY.

What is your greatest value? 

My value is "Freedom." The freedom to select where I want to continue my education, the freedom to travel to countries, the freedom of expression, and the FREEDOM to vote for the party whose policies I believe will lead to a better, more valuable future.

Journalism, photography, and environmental advocacy are some of my passions, and I let my creativity fly through my short stories. 

In everything I do, I strive to do it with grandiosity and purpose.

I also appreciate the ability to empower and motivate people through writing. I'll discuss aviation and women's position in it and how some residents are combating their problems through conservation with their projects. 

Click "Embark on" to learn more about aviation and conservation.

AVIATION:

Just 6% of pilots worldwide are women, including certified fixed-wing and rotorcraft pilots. Whirly-Girls International Women Helicopter Pilots is an organization pursuing its goal of supporting and mentoring women; children attending STEM outreach events have a chance to gain insight into aviation by getting up close.

CONSERVATION:

Meet the team of Chula Rusinga Biodiversity Project: Victor, Sharon, Erick, Enos, Francis, and Agnes. As part of their mission, they provide education, have developed a green program, and are working on solutions to deforestation using agroforestry.

Awareness leads to Knowledge, and Knowledge leads to Action