Shades of Us at the WCA Meeting
Ramatu Ada Ochekliye spoke at the Women Community in Africa (WCA) Town Hall Meeting,
Blood Beneath the Soil: How Mining Fuels Africa’s Wars
For many, life feels like a card game. I have always liked the saying, “You have to live life with the cards you have been dealt.”
You Don’t Rate Yourself Enough
If you knew someone who does even half of what you do, You wouldn’t just admire them—you’d stand in awe of them.
You’d talk about their strength like it’s divine
Shades of Us at the Movies & BBQ Night
On November 23, Shades Of Us had a nice experience at the Movies & BBQ festival: An Evening of Fun, Games, Barbecue, and Movies!
That Pesky Thing Called Submission
I stared at his eyes as he made several sexist statements. He has been spilling unreasonable comments since we started our conversation
Mental Health Services In The Workplace
We share why mental health services help foster an inclusive and encouraging work atmosphere.
Don’t Ask Me When I’m Getting Married
Ramatu Ada Ochekliye shares the pressures that come with being unmarried and how she responds to people who make her decisions their business.
Cultural Exchanges Through Theater Performance
Arojah Royal Theatre, in collaboration with the Korean Cultural Centre, hosted a theater event titled Seoul Arts Center (SAC) on Screen
Empowering Women at the Wassa IDP Conference
Stand With A Girl (SWAG) Initiative hosted an event at the Wassa IDP Camp in Abuja, Nigeria, to commemorate the 2024 International Women’s Day.
Better Days
I opened my eyes to see the spirogyra decorated white ceiling of my room. It was not intended to be that way. It was usually just white
