"What can a woman do?" You say everyday
"In the end, a woman does something, and even then you still look down on women" 

- Efuru (1966) Florence Nwapa

In dreaming up the world we want it's important to acknowledge the work women have done, identify and in many instances name them.
This IWD we are sharing with you some of our favorite women Creators and Inspiration.

From Ama Nkrumah organising along the Western Coast of God Coast to women like Ami Tamakloe who document their stories. Read more about it her

International Women's Day is Intersectional. 

Immigrant Women, Northern women, Poor Women, Market Women, Queer Women, Muslim Women Trans Women, all women.

WHO WE ARE

Drama Queens is an under-30-youth-led collective of young feminists activists committed to using various forms of performance and audio-visual art to challenge the status quo, break barriers and center the stories of women (her-stories). Primarily based in Ghana, our work centres on Pan Africanism & Decolonial Feminist values that guide our research into the social catalysts of  rape culture, consent education, body politics & autonomy, sexual & reproductive rights, environmental activism, and queer liberation in Africa.

Through intersectionality, we practice community-based organizing on the conviction that everyone is deserving of access to safe spaces within the community, liberty and self-expression.

Using various forms of Performance and Visual Art, we connect our target audience to themselves, community and to resources, facilitating kind objective self expression.