KESSA is a 501(c)(3) entity. This means we rely on the support of our generous community to fund enriching educational programs and support students participating in our professional events. Our students’ members are in various colleges pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in STEM, Social sciences, the arts, music, artificial intelligence and machine learning among others. All sponsors and donors will be acknowledged at the KESSA Conference 2026. The prospectus can be downloaded below.
KESSA’s Greatest Needs
Our students have been affected by cuts to federal funding that underpin various university programs. We are increasingly getting requests to provide supplementary support to help students complete their studies. Unrestricted funds give KESSA flexibility to allocate money where it is most needed.
Mentoring and Networking Events
We are working to ensure that all students have access to professional networking and mentoring opportunities that inform their perspectives and expand their horizons.
Students Scholarships
We provide students with travel grants which allow them to participate in our annual conference. Our Annual conference includes student-focused sessions where students receive guidance and feedback on the art and science of communicating academic work to audiences from different backgrounds.
Alternative ways of making a donation
KESSA Conference 2026 Prospectus
Alternative ways of making a donation
Our Sponsors
Keon Transport is a transportation company that was established in 2011 and is based in Central Pennsylvania. We provide friendly, safe, and reliable transportation services to various destinations in the area.
With a focus on customer service, we offer daily trips to several locations, including CIT, Goodwill, Hope Springs Farm, Red Tomato Farm, The Arc, and others, by providing comfortable and convenient door-to-door transportation services for our clients.
Kenya Scientists in Diaspora Network/Professionals
At MYEB2, we help highly skilled professionals such as researchers, engineers, physicians, entrepreneurs, and innovators etc. to build compelling EB-2 NIW and EB-1A petitions that clearly showcase their national importance and eligibility for U.S. permanent residency.
Diaspora University Town development plan is a 1,500 acres plan for creating 15,000 as a university of 5,000 students and a town of 25,000 residents is established.
The plan is being implemented in Taita Taveta County along the Voi-Taveta Highway.
The Plan developers are: Diaspora University Trust, Diaspora Kenyans, Ndara B Community, Kenyans, and Partners.