visforvoices

Drumroll, please! The moment we’ve all been waiting for is here: The VOICES audioplay, creative directed by @aja_monet is officially launching in ACCRA, GHANA 🇬🇭 on 18th December. 🎟 RSVP + More Info: vday.link/voices #VDAYVOICES

@WeAreAllGhana What is the best way people in the diaspora outside of Ghana can support the campaign and be in solidarity with y'all?

.@aja_monet will be at the studio today to talk about the upcoming audio play "VOICES" @visforvoices Join the #UpAndRunning team @Soreno_ @YoBigK @syyabully on 91.5FM or stream dailyguidenetwork.com/guide-radio-li… #TheNewWave

In the chest of a woman is not just an extension of breast but a burning desire to thrive. As we celebrate Black Women in Theatre, join @AjaMonet on Prime Morning with @maami_asieduwaa as she shares more insight about @visforvoices campaign only on Joy Prime. #PrimeMorning

RT @voiicecommunity: 📆 When + Where: December 18, 3-8pm at Nubuke Foundation (7, Lome Cl, Accra, Ghana). 🎟 RSVP Link in @visforvoices bio or visit vday.link/voices Tickets are FREE and first come first served, so grab your tickets asap befor… pic.twitter.com/W3kTX1W5mA

The Unsung Sheroes of Ghana’s Independence A thread!

A statue of La Mûlatresse Solitude, who in 1802, helpled lead a slave revolt while EIGHT Months pregnant in Guadeloupe. She became a martyr and symbol for all women and mothers who against all odds defended the ideals of freedom and equality. A THREAD!

Come experience the VOICES audioplay and envision a world where African women of the continent and diaspora are collaborating and loving each other across cultures, borders and customs. @visforvoices #VDAYVOICES

celebrating the voices, values, and visions of Black women in the global movement to end violence against women and girls. 📆 When + Where: December 18, 3-8pm at Nubuke Foundation (7, Lome Cl, Accra, Ghana). 🎟 RSVP Link in @visforvoices bio or visit vday.link/voices

🪘📢 VOICES Audioplay Global Launch Celebration This December, @RightifyGhana is excited to partner with @visforvoices by @vdayorg to celebrate the global launch of VOICES audioplay in honour of Black women’s stories in ACCRA, GHANA. VOICES is an audio play directed by @ajamonet

May my words never fail me. If need be, may I leave this earth with my ink dry from pouring my heart out on paper, standing on a stage, creating art, and never being ashamed of myself. @Damn_Etu @visforvoices thank you for choosing my voice to a part of this launch in Ghana.

When Maya Angelou lived in #Egypt and #Ghana: In the late 1950s and early 1960s, a small group of African Americans moved to Ghana as part of attempts to redefine their relationship to citizenship in the U.S. and globally to their African identities. africasacountry.com/2014/05/when-m…

So honored my voice was selected to be a part of this historic moment! @visforvoices is an audioplay centered on Black women’s stories on the African continent and diaspora. Its global launch is happening in Accra, Ghana Dec 18, 2022. #VdayVoices thank you @aja_monet

Shoutout to the VOICES leaders to make this audioplay possible: Creative Director: @aja_monet Producer: @heartofhollis Sound designer: @lafemmebear #VDAYVOICES

We proudly present our official global launch alongside visionary local Ghanaian and global organizations doing the urgent work to protect African women and non-binary people. vday.link/voices #VDayVoices

Drumroll, please! The moment we’ve all been waiting for is here: The VOICES audioplay, creative directed by @aja_monet is officially launching in ACCRA, GHANA 🇬🇭 on 18th December. 🎟 RSVP + More Info: vday.link/voices #VDAYVOICES

RSG is glad to be part of tgis great initiative. Watch out for the launching on the 18th of December.

Kitty Phetla as Queen Modjadji, Africa's legendary "rain queen" created in response to Capetown's water crisis in 2017. ✨🇿🇦 🇿🇦 #womensmonth #africanfeminism

#TodaysInspiration for #WomensMonth is a self-portrait series by Khadija Saye, titled "Dwelling: In this Space we Breathe." Khadija Saye was a Gambian-British photographer and careworker whose work explored the migration of traditional Gambian spiritual practice.