Title/Qualifications: Doctor of Arts
Department/Unit/Section: Gender and Development Studies
Contact Address: P. O. Box 43844-00100
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Tel: Mobile- 0704-913-339
Position: Lecturer

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Areas of Specialization:

• Gender and Development; Gender issues in Governance; Gender mainstreaming; Project planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation; Community Mobilization; Women’s leadership; Gender based violence and sexual assault; African traditional practices; women’s empowerment in social economic development.

Research Interests:

• Female Genital Mutilation; Women’s reproductive Health; Gender based violence and sexual assault; Health disparities with regard to issues of linguistic and cultural competence; HIV/AIDs

Conference Presentations

• Domestic Violence in African Immigrant and refugee Communities in US presented at a Norfolk, Virginia, 2012
• Engaging the Youth in Ending/Preventing Gender Based Violence presented at Kenyatta University International Conference, 2012.
• Leading to Choices: Ordinary Women Reap to Extra ordinary leaders in Forum, Building blocks, Ongata Rongai, 2012
• Engendering the Curriculum: Gender Analysis Frameworks in Education. Kenyatta University Departmental Gender Forum, 2012

• Understanding and Improving Family Planning Services through Language Assistance to  improve services to Limited English Proficient (LEP) patients among family planning providers
• The Persistence of Female Genital Mutilation: A case of Abagusii Community

• Socio-Cultural Factors that Infleunce Masters Student‟s Choice to Study Gender and Development Studies at Masters Level in Nairobi County-Published in International Journal of Gender Studies, Vol 1, Issue 1 No 2 pp5-30, 2017-By Rebecca Mwose, Dr. Grace Mose Okong‟o and Dr. Pacificah Okemwa.
• Grace Mose and Karen Anderson. Increasing immigrant women‟s access to reproductive health care: Strengthening cultural competence among family planning providers. National Perinatal Association, September 2007 Ongoing Research: HIV Stigma in Four Counties , Kenya
• Grace Mose. Thinking the Gusii Way: Insider perspectives on female genital mutilation (FGM)/cutting and strategies for change, (Saarbrucken, Germany): VDM Verlag, 2008.

Conferences/Seminars/Workshops

• Symposium on Weaving Just Peace: African Women‟s Transformative Leadership in Contexts of Transit ion Symposium, 15 August 2016, Kenyatta University Conference Centre
• 2016-Participated in the Forum for the Launch of Women‟s Leadership Program at Egerton
  University, Institute of Gender Studies, Held at Egerton University
• July 2013-Organized and convened a Public Lecture with Guests from University of Minnesota on topic: Mobilizing Men against GBV, held at Kenyatta University Business Center