Speaking

Helping individuals and institutions think clearly.

Monica Anyango speaks on faith, vocation, time, and the formation of a coherent life — for universities, institutions, and communities doing serious work.

The Work

For communities asking serious questions.

Monica Anyango speaks at the intersection of faith, vocation, time, and cultural formation. Her talks draw on years of writing, building, and reflection — offering not prescriptions, but frameworks for thinking more clearly.

Institutions hire thinkers who can articulate a problem, provide a framework, and speak intelligently about it. These talks are designed to do exactly that.

Her work is particularly suited to Catholic colleges and universities, leadership programs, formation communities, and institutions exploring how faith, work, and culture relate to one another.

Formats

Keynote Talks

Workshops

Retreats

Faculty & Leadership Seminars

Formation Programs

Parish & Diocesan Events

Settings

Catholic colleges & universities

Leadership & formation programs

Creative communities & guilds

Parishes & diocesan events

Professional & institutional conferences

Talk Topics

Five themes, each drawn from the body of work.

Talk 01

The Fragmentation of Modern Life

Modern life separates what once belonged together: faith, work, home, and identity. This talk explores how fragmentation emerged, what it costs us, and what coherence might look like — for individuals and institutions alike.

Talk 02

Time and Vocation

How our relationship to time shapes the work we do and the lives we build. Drawing from the ideas behind Time: The Architecture of a Life, this talk explores how attention, rhythm, and intentional structure form the conditions for meaningful work.

Talk 03

The Domestic Church as Cultural Formation

The home is not merely a private space — it is one of the most powerful sites of cultural formation available to us. This talk explores the domestic church as a living institution, and what it means to tend it with intention.

Talk 04

Creativity and Cultural Responsibility

What does it mean to make things that matter? This talk explores the relationship between vocation, creative work, and cultural responsibility — for individuals building businesses, institutions, and creative projects.

Talk 05

Motherhood as Cultural Architecture

Motherhood is not a retreat from culture — it is one of the most formative cultural acts available to a woman. This talk offers a framework for understanding maternal work as intellectual, creative, and culturally significant.

Custom

Tailored for Your Community

Monica also develops custom talks for specific institutional needs. If you are exploring a theme not listed here, please reach out — most requests can be accommodated within the existing body of work.

Inquire

Bring these conversations to your institution.

If you are interested in inviting Monica to speak, teach, or lead a formation program, please reach out using the form. She responds to all institutional inquiries personally.

Include as much context as you can — the nature of your organization, the theme you have in mind, and any relevant dates or formats. This helps ensure the response is useful.

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