She was a woman participant at the Congress of Manastir, which decided the form of the Albanian alphabet,[4] and the founder of the Yll' i Mengjesit, a women's association.

However, along with the abecedarium, she published some very well known verses on the defense of the new Albanian alphabet:[10] Armiqëtë o shqipëtarë, Po perpiqenë Shkronjat turçe dhe greqishte, të na apënë; Le t'i mbajnë ata per vetëhe; Kemi tonatë.

[9] She contributed to the foundation of the Yll' i Mëngjesit association (Albanian: Morning Star) in 1909[11] and later, when she had migrated to the US, she continued to publish the periodical with the same name from 1917 to 1920.

She became one of the founders and directors of the Female Institution named "Kyrias," after her family, in Tirana and Kamëz, in cooperation with her sister Sevasti and brother-in-law Kristo Dako.

[13] In October 1928, at the initiative of the Ministry of Interior, the organization "Gruaja Shqiptare" ("The Albanian woman") was founded in Tirana, with plans to create branches nationwide and in the diaspora.

[citation needed] The efforts of Albanian scholar Skënder Luarasi and woman politician Vito Kapo led eventually to the partial rehabilitation of the Kyrias sisters.