Meet Selly Raby Kane: Senegalese Fashion Designer, Filmmaker and Creator of Out-of-the-world Designs
When Beyoncé was pictured with one of Selly Raby Kane’s designs back in 2016, she went ‘viral’. Now, Selly Raby’s designs have become the face of the fashion genre ‘Afrofuturism’ in the global fashion scene, intertwining bold prints, woven embellishments, and vibrant colors into rebellious silhouettes that challenge convention. Kane’s vision extends beyond fashion; it envisions […]
Aya Chebbi, Jaha Dukureh, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Rana Abdelhamid and others! Here are 10 African Feminists You Should Know About!
Across Africa and in the Diaspora, a class of women has led the charge for gender justice equality, and inclusion. These women emerged as bold, non-conforming, unapologetic voices echoing a resounding ‘NO!’ at traditional norms, and roles, and systemic injustices that have plagued women in African society. In this article, we cast a light on […]
The Art of Time Management for Women
In today’s bustling world, finding enough hours in the day can feel like chasing a fleeting dream, especially for women juggling various roles and responsibilities. From managing households to excelling in careers or pursuing personal passions, time seems to slip through our fingers. Time management isn’t just about ticking off tasks on a to-do list; […]
Preserving N|uu: A Granddaughter’s Pledge to Her Grandmother’s Tongue
In South Africa’s Northern Cape, the echoes of a fading language, N|uu, are carried on the weathered lips of a resilient woman, Katrina Esau. At 90 years old, Katrina recalls a time when the playful words of N|uu danced freely on the wind, spoken by the laughter of children. However, the legacy of colonialism cast […]
Digital Detox: Unplugging for Mental Clarity
Today’s world is fast-paced and hyper connected, and as women, we often find ourselves caught in the constant whirlwind of digital distractions. The digital age has brought many benefits, but it has also placed a significant burden on our mental and emotional well-being. It’s essential for women to recognize the importance of taking a step […]
Motherhood and Career: Tips for Working Moms
Motherhood is a joyful journey that intertwines with a professional career, often presenting a beautiful yet challenging balance for working moms. As women strive to excel in their careers while nurturing their families, finding equilibrium becomes an art. Here are actionable tips to empower working moms in their journey of managing both worlds seamlessly. 1. […]
Women’s Leadership in Nonprofits and Volunteering
Across the globe, countless visionary women have spearheaded movements, steered initiatives, and championed causes, leaving an indelible mark on communities and societies at large. Their dedication, resilience, and unwavering commitment to creating positive change in the world through philanthropy and volunteerism echo resoundingly. Redefining Leadership: Women at the Helm In recent decades, women’s roles in […]
Meet Nataliey Bitature: Ugandan Innovator and Co-founder of Musana Carts, Empowering Street Vendors
Dr. Nataliey Bitature, an African entrepreneur and advocate for women, embodies resilience and determination. Her journey is a testament to empowerment, innovation, and a steadfast commitment to uplifting African women. Early Aspirations to Empowering Leadership As a Leadership and Performance Coach, Speaker, and Entrepreneur, Dr. Nataliey Bitature brings a decade of empowering African women to […]
Meet the Black Women of the Forbes 30 Under 30 2024 Class
Wawa Gatheru In 2019, Gatheru, the daughter of Kenyan immigrants, made national news as the first Black person to receive the Rhodes, Truman and Udall scholarships. She is the founder and executive director of Black Girl Environmentalist, a national organization dedicated to addressing the pathway and retention issue for Black girls and women in the […]
Combating the Surge of Tech-facilitated Gender-Based Violence — Tricia Gloria Nabaye
What you need to know Proactive steps must be taken to address online violence agains This article was written by Tricia Gloria Nabaye, the Advocacy and Engagement Lead at Policy As the world unites to commemorate the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence (GBV) targeting women and girls, an alarming trend demands our […]