Annual Indigenous Women Conference

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Annual Indigenous Women Conference

Indigenous Women Conference is an annual conference for indigenous women from around Africa.

The conference brings together women leaders from national and county governments, grassroots women leaders, feminists, and human rights partners to validate and adopt a women roadmap/strategy for Indigenous women to leverage their opportunities and share their recommendations for use within county and national governments.
The outcomes document serve as a feedback mechanism for collective women’s voices at all levels. The movement also allows women to campaign for their inclusion collectively and unify women’s voices to influence any actions that will address the root causes of the deep-seated challenges plaguing indigenous women.

IWC Directs The Movement In

Indigenous Women's Rights

Analyze the steps, efforts, and accomplishments achieved by the government and other partners in policies on indigenous women’s rights, as well as identify gaps for future discussion.

Well Being Policies

Analyzing the initiatives, efforts, and accomplishments made by governments and partners in relation to Indigenous women’s rights and well-being policies

Grassroot Women's Empowerment

Building and supporting grassroot women’s strategic and long-term activities that enhance women’s empowerment

Grant Makers

A learning opportunity that allows grantmakers to obtain knowledge of indigenous women’s challenges.

Funders Sensitization

Sensitizing funders to the needs of indigenous women in order to generate partnership and funding.

Engaged Women's Movement

Establishing an engaged women’s movement capable of articulating their own agenda, as well as increasing women’s visibility, inclusion, and effective involvement in all levels of decision-making platforms at the national, regional, and international levels