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Our Mission:
Building a Movement

WomenNOW! aims to organize women and girls of African and Indigenous descent to build a vigorous and more collective movement, assess and influence the content and execution of the international discourse on the intersections of HIV, Gender-based Violence, and sexual and reproductive wellbeing.

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Our Pan-African Scholarship Program

WomenNOW! aims to organize women and girls of African and Indigenous descent to build a vigorous and more collective movement, assess and influence the content and execution of the international discourse on the intersections of HIV, Gender-based Violence, and sexual and reproductive wellbeing. That's why we've created our Pan-African Scholarship Program to train the community leaders and activists the world needs.

Bringing Women Together

The WomenNOW! Sexual and Reproductive Justice Continuum is a virtual, transnational organizing effort that seeks to create and establish a network of Black feminists across the globe.

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Sponsor Acknowledgment: Newborn Safety & Care Kits for Community Workshops
As part of our Maternal & Newborn Well-being Programme, we ran hands-on sessions on safe sleep, feeding hygiene, bath-time safety, and reading product labels. This activity was supported by Pun & Naya, who provided safety-compliant demo items (e.g., bottles/teats, baby towels, fragrance-free wash) for use by facilitators. No on-site sales took place, and WomenNOW does not endorse specific products. Please follow your clinician’s guidance; this content is informational only.

OUR PARTNERS

Women in the Street
WOMENNOW EXPERIENCES

“I had the honor and benefit of both attending and planning Women Now! since its inaugural event in Durban, South Africa 2016. It is THE premier global event related to women and girls of the African diaspora's sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice. I look forward to continuing to assist in any capacity.“

—  Danielle Campbel, Attended WomenNOW! 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019

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