Creative Arts & Media Circle
Directors, designers, writers, and the women shaping our visual culture.
A career-and-community home for African women across the continent and the diaspora — from Lagos to London, Nairobi to New York. Join a network. Find a mentor. Show up for the next workshop.
Communities where members show up for each other every week.
Directors, designers, writers, and the women shaping our visual culture.
Operators, investors, and the women writing the cheques.
From IC to Director and beyond — building each other into the senior seats.
Clinicians, public-health practitioners, and wellness builders.
Women a step or three ahead, sharing what they've learned.
Associate Professor, Smith College; reproductive justice founder · Northampton
Founder & CEO, Maziwa Maternal Health · Nairobi
Promise Institute Chair in Human Rights, UCLA; co-founder, AAPF · Los Angeles
Founder of the me too. Movement; survivor advocate · New York
Workshops, panels, and retreats — virtual and in person.
Aminata Ndiaye · 90 min
Fatou Diallo + Dr. Naledi Khumalo · 240 min
Dr. Tariro Moyo + invited clinicians · 120 min
Visibility for African women in finance, tech, healthcare, the creative arts, academia, social entrepreneurship, motherhood, faith, fitness and mental health has historically been scattered across a dozen newsletters, closed Slack workspaces, and conferences you have to fly across the continent to attend. The result: real practitioners stay isolated from each other, and the next generation can't see the road that's already been walked.
This site gathers career-focused networks in one place, lists mentors with bookable 1:1 sessions, and publishes a real events calendar covering workshops, panels and retreats. Member counts on each network reflect actual people who have signed up — not aspirational numbers. Mentor session totals reflect sessions that have actually closed. We grow slowly and on-purpose. If a category is empty today, the listing will say so plainly.
The reading list curates Black women's leadership writing across two generations — bell hooks, Audre Lorde, Patricia Hill Collins, Tressie McMillan Cottom, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Tsitsi Dangarembga and others — with affiliate links that fund the site's hosting. Everything else is free to use without an account.