African Women Leaders' Network - Liberia National Chapter

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African Women Leaders' Network - Liberia National Chapter The African Women Leaders Network (AWLN) is a ground-breaking movement of African women leaders.

Liberia's National Chapter promotes women's transformative leadership and representation through peer learning, mentorship, networking and advocacy.

The African Women Leaders’ Network-Liberia proudly celebrates the Chair of the AWLN-Liberia Governance Pillar, Cllr. Cha...
06/10/2026

The African Women Leaders’ Network-Liberia proudly celebrates the Chair of the AWLN-Liberia Governance Pillar, Cllr. Charlyne M. Brumskine, as she takes her seat and is formally inducted into membership of the ECOWAS Regional Court.

We are proud to celebrate her achievement, as it not only reflects her dedication to justice and good governance but also her contribution to the advancement of the rule of law across the West African region.

We are confident that she will represent Liberia well. Congratulations, Cllr. Charlyne M. Brumskine!

04/08/2026

The conference has ended, but its message lives on. Here's a powerful reflection.

"Women who sell in the market are already capable of calculating risk, marketing and branding their products, managing cash flow, saving, and building capital. For us to build a prosperous society, we have to ensure that women are included in every financial discussion."

Hon. Laura Golakeh
Deputy Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection

African Women Leaders Network UN Women Liberia

 Stakeholders actively engaged in the conversations—asking insightful questions, sharing perspectives, and contributing ...
30/07/2026



Stakeholders actively engaged in the
conversations—asking insightful questions, sharing perspectives, and contributing to meaningful dialogue on advancing women's financial inclusion in Liberia.

Building on yesterday's momentum, today's discussions will focus on strengthening partnerships, sharing practical solutions, and advancing concrete actions to expand women's access to finance and economic opportunities.

African Women Leaders Network
UN Women Liberia UNDP Liberia

Voices that inspire changeA call to strengthen policies, partnerships, and investments that expand economic opportunitie...
29/07/2026

Voices that inspire change

A call to strengthen policies, partnerships, and investments that expand economic opportunities for women across Liberia.

At the National Conference on Women’s Financial Inclusion, we are catalyzing access and unlocking enterprises that will advance the Liberian economy.

African Women Leaders Network Central Bank Of Liberia
UN Women Liberia UNDP Liberia
Nasscorp

AWLN-Liberia, in collaboration with the Central Bank of Liberia and with support from the Federal Republic of Germany an...
29/07/2026

AWLN-Liberia, in collaboration with the Central Bank of Liberia and with support from the Federal Republic of Germany and UN Women, convenes a National Finance Conference on Women's Financial Inclusion, where leaders from government, financial institutions, development partners, the private sector, entrepreneurs, and civil society will come together to shape practical solutions that advance women's economic empowerment in Liberia.

Women's financial inclusion is more than access to money. It is about expanding opportunities, strengthening businesses, and building a more inclusive economy.

Join us at the Ballroom, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Ministerial Complex, Congo Town, from July 29–30, 2026.

UN Women Liberia UNDP Liberia
African Women Leaders Network



AWLN-Liberia congratulates Cllr. Charlyne M. Brumskine on her appointment as one of the five judges of the ECOWAS Court ...
21/07/2026

AWLN-Liberia congratulates Cllr. Charlyne M. Brumskine on her appointment as one of the five judges of the ECOWAS Court of Justice by the Economic Community of West African States.

As Chair of AWLN Liberia’s Governance & Politics Pillar, she continues to champion inclusive leadership and women’s political empowerment across Africa.

We celebrate this well-deserved achievement!👏🏽

25/04/2026

AWLN Tanzania convened an intergenerational Women’s Rights Forum on 22 April 2026, joined by Patrons H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and H.E. Sahle‑Work Zewde.
The forum addressed Tanzania’s democratic trajectory, women’s leadership, and civic space after the October 2025 elections, calling for justice‑centered healing, institutional trust, and transformative reforms.
AWLN Tanzania reaffirms its commitment to dialogue, healing, and building a just, inclusive future.

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AWLN Tanzania iliandaa Jukwaa la Haki za Wanawake tarehe 22 Aprili 2026, likihudhuriwa na Wathamini Mh. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf na Mh. Sahle‑Work Zewde.
Jukwaa hili lilijadili mwelekeo wa demokrasia ya Tanzania, uongozi wa wanawake na nafasi ya kiraia baada ya uchaguzi wa Oktoba 2025, likisisitiza uponyaji wa kitaifa wenye haki, kuimarisha imani kwa taasisi na mageuzi ya kimuundo.
AWLN Tanzania inathibitisha dhamira yake ya kuendeleza mazungumzo, uponyaji na kujenga mustakabali wa haki na ushirikishwaji.

Intergenerational Dialogue underway at the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Ministerial Complex under the WYDE | Women’s Leadership...
27/01/2026

Intergenerational Dialogue underway at the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Ministerial Complex under the WYDE | Women’s Leadership initiative. Women leaders, young women, and allies are reflecting on electoral lessons, challenging harmful social norms, strengthening networks, and advancing strategies to increase women’s political participation and decision-making toward Liberia’s 2029 elections.

Theme: "Advancing Women’s Political and Decision-Making through Social Norms Change, Networking and Intergenerational Dialogue "

African Women Leaders Network
Organization for Women and Children

23/12/2025

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Monrovia

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