
The Global Forum For Women of Colour
Championing Women Since 2014.
Connect. Learn. Grow.
Divas of Colour provides a structured pathway for women of colour to achieve professional mastery. Through our Connect, Learn, Grow ecosystem, we cultivate a community of excellence, providing the tools and visibility for women of colour to command their sectors and secure global influence.
Testimonial
“Through the Divas of Colour Conference, I’ve not only made lasting friendships but also gained other valuable opportunities. I am deeply grateful for all of it.
THANK YOU for creating this amazing platform to celebrate and empower women!”
Afua Sam, Pioneer Member

Divas of Colour Festival 2026
Join us for the 11th International Women’s Festival and Awards, London on Saturday, 28 March 2028

Nominations, Tickets and vendor bookings are open! Find out how else you can participate
Upcoming Events

Ticket: Women into Leadership Conference 2026
Latest Articles
- Finalists: International Women’s Award 2026
Chosen for their transformative impact and unwavering commitment to excellence, the 2026 finalists were identified as women who have moved beyond local influence to establish themselves as leaders achieving a true global impact. - Mushrooms and Women’s Health
For many women, maintaining a healthy weight becomes more challenging after 40 due to metabolic changes. Mushrooms are an excellent addition to a weight-conscious diet. They are: Low in calories: Allowing for larger, more satisfying portions. High in water content: Contributing to feelings of fullness. Rich in fibre: Promoting satiety and healthy digestion. As a nutrient-dense, filling, yet low-calorie option, mushrooms can help - Baroness Rosalind Howells of St Davids (1931–2025)
It is with profound sorrow and immense gratitude and respect that Divas of Colour marks the passing of a true giant of equality and empowerment, Baroness Rosalind Howells of St Davids, OBE, who died peacefully on 14 October 2025, at the age of 94. A tireless campaigner and pioneer, she was one of the very first to be honoured with the Divas of Colour Woman of Honour Award, a distinction she earned many times over.



