A global movement rooted in shared heritage.
The Pan-African Women's Network was founded in 2020 by visionary women who saw the need for a dedicated platform to connect and empower women of African descent. What started as a small online forum has grown into a global movement.
We are a diverse community of entrepreneurs, professionals, artists, farmers, and leaders from every corner of the world — united by a shared heritage and a common goal: to uplift one another and create a lasting legacy of excellence.
Our Mission
To build a strong, supportive, and collaborative network that fosters personal and professional growth, celebrates our heritage, and drives positive change in our communities and beyond.
Our Vision
A world where every woman of African descent has the resources, support, and opportunities to achieve her full potential — and create a powerful legacy for future generations.
What we organize around
Earth Justice & Food Sovereignty
Defending indigenous farming, seed sovereignty, and the rights of women smallholder farmers across the continent.
Ending Gender-Based Violence
Survivor-led organizing, legal advocacy, and political education to end violence against women and girls.
Financial Literacy & Economic Power
Cooperative savings, investment education, and economic infrastructure designed to keep wealth in our communities.
Mentorship & Leadership
Intergenerational mentorship connecting movement elders with the next generation of organizers.
Transnational Solidarity
Building shared analysis and material support with women's movements in Palestine, Venezuela, and beyond.
Culture & Heritage
Festivals, art, and storytelling that center the cultural memory of women of African descent.
Meet Our Leadership
Sefu Sanni
Founder & President
Caroline Moko
Vice President
Anne Njeri
Director of Programs
Christian Pamba
Director of Communications