Over 10,000 young women mentored and inspired to pursue careers in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics).
We mentor young girls and teach them practical ways to excel academically. Most of the girls we mentor earn good grades in their examinations.
Alongside mentorship, we deliver sanitary towels, mathematical sets, and stationery to Junior High schools across Ghana.
We teach girls about personal hygiene while emphasizing their education. In schools that once recorded several cases, only one remained after our visits.
We aim to completely eliminate teen pregnancy in Junior High schools.
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In 50 schools, we teach young people to channel their energy into creative skills such as animation, design, photography, and programming.
Creativity builds healthy hobbies, protects mental health, and opens careers in a creative economy worth over $2 trillion a year.
From our mentorship session with Girls in Animation at the University of Education in Ghana, to our training program with UNIMAC Institute of Film and Television, we partner with schools and industry to open creative doors for young women.
Read about the Bridging the Gap programBeyond the classroom, we build for whole communities.
One of our goals is to provide clean water for the Gavor community in Ghana's Central Region by digging a borehole. Without clean water nearby, girls suffer most. Hours spent fetching water are hours taken from school.
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Our campaign trains women in practical skills, guides them toward careers in STEAM, and provides scholarships for brilliant but underprivileged girls. Empowering 10,000 women means empowering 10,000 families.
Support this projectThe first all female art exhibition in West Africa. This five day event, held for the International Day of the Girl Child 2023, showcased seven artists from Ghana, Togo, and Benin. Most of them have since exhibited widely, advancing their careers.
A passionate multi creative with an eye for detail. She launched the collection "Shades of Beauty" at Her Expressed.
Winner of the 4th world prize in "Draw Your Dream of Peace", category Women, Africa 2020.
Her self taught work centres women, feminism, blackness, and emotion.
Creator of Doudas, African plush toys made with African fabrics. She also writes children's books about African legends.
Her paintings address the realities of life, humanity, injustice, discrimination, and violence against women.
Inspired by surrealism and conceptualism, she exhibited "She Awaits Redemption" at Her Expressed.
Acrylics, digital NFTs, and designs depicting grand landscapes and stunning Black women.