Did you miss the AWLO ‘Fashion For a Cause’ at the HeForShe Summit ? It was a blend of style with purpose in support of Visible Proof, a phenomenal woman-owned brand.
This session of the event perfectly aligns with AWLO’s mission to uplift and promote women entrepreneurs.
We celebrated the power of fashion and purpose!
Check it out
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“Women in Governance Boost: A Blueprint to Closing the Representation Gap”
Get ready to embark on a transformative journey of empowerment, leadership, and breaking barriers.
In 2024, AWLO is committed to crafting a blueprint that propels women into positions of influence, further closing the representation gap in governance.
Together, let’s write a narrative of equality, resilience and impactful leadership.
Are you ready to boost the voice of women in governance?
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The African Women’s Role in the emerging Global Digital Workforce Workshop, was held on 2nd September 2020.
The workshop was attended by 70 participants from Nigeria, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana, Saint Kitts, and United States. It was moderated by Selina Bentoom; a Human Capital Development Expert, with Digital Experts; Atai Albert and Richard George from USA, as resource persons.
At the end of the session, some of the adopted solutions were:
The African government, private sector, educational sector, and the host of other stakeholders; need to collaborate on investing in infrastructure that is easily available and reliable. This will open up Africa to employment, wealth creation, and growth of the gross domestic product of each African nation.
Africa needs adequate, and functional infrastructure to work from home. Policy makers should put in place a flexible system to help women with children undertake learning.
In order to transform businesses, a basic assessment of business needs must be carried out, to identify the distinctive technological capabilities to be employed to various business units. Africa must run data driven businesses and economy.
There must be aggressive mitigation, advocacy and sensitization to drive technology and digital access. The right policy formulation and environment, and extreme prioritization, will continue to increase access to technology.
Read more in the Communique
COMMUNIQUE:AFRICAN WOMEN’S ROLE IN THE EMERGING GLOBAL DIGITAL WORKFORCE Read More »
All protocols duly observed
Ladies and Gentlemen
This year’s International Youth Day is peculiar because it is happening at a point in time when the world is recovering itself from the global shock of the coronavirus pandemic. Indeed, the theme “The Role of Youths in Promoting Peace and Nation-building through Entrepreneurship and Innovative Leadership” cannot be more timely and relevant because, without the impact of the youth, this global recovery process cannot be effective. Also, without the impact and contribution of the entrepreneur, the economies of nations cannot regain their momentum and return to their glory days.
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