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I am a sister of the Institute of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Paul in Togo. I have the responsibility of General Assistant .

After a master's degree in moral theology at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland, and another one in Science of Education at the University of Strasbourg in France, I am currently preparing a doctorate in moral theology at these universities.

Since I work as ethicist, I try to combine theory and practice because theory without practice would be quite unproductive. While reflecting on the question of early motherhood and the valorisation of "adomamans" (very young mothers), I am committed to working with their partners and with themselves to make them rediscover the richness they are, the richness they have.

Tsena malalaka seems to me one of the ideal frameworks for the exchange of theological reflections among women, for the cause of women, mothers and woman educators, first proclaimers of the Good News in families.