Charlotte Crowl a cancer survivor hopes her story inspires other women at Divas of Colour 2017.

Posted on 13/02/2017 by Divas

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Sandra Dodds: Entrepreneur Diva Nominee.

Posted on 07/02/201707/02/2017 by Divas

Sandra is an entrepreneur in the Black hair and beauty industry. Bl... Read More

Exhibitor: Neal’s Yard Remedies by Nicole.

Posted on 05/02/2017 by Divas

Neal’s Yard Remedies Organic An award winning natural and organi... Read More

Yasmin Ali, Influencer Diva nominee.

Posted on 30/01/2017 by Divas

Yasmin Ali Yasmin Ali, Operations Engineer, E.ON, London Yasmin began h... Read More

Baroness Rosalind Howells Lifetime achiever.

Posted on 30/01/2017 by Divas

Baroness Rosalind Howells is a Labour Life Peer (Baroness) and... Read More

Toyin Moore Diva Influencer Nominee

Posted on 30/01/2017 by Divas

TOYIN MOORE Toyin is an Ace Broadcaster and Film Maker whose career cu... Read More

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BECOME A MEDIA PARTNER Divas of Colour is a festival of succ... Read More

Maureen Mbondiah inspirational Diva nominee.

Posted on 24/01/2017 by Divas

Maureen Mbondiah is the founder of Womanhood Global an organ... Read More

Baroness Floella Benjamin, OBE DL Lifetime Achiever Recognition recipient

Posted on 24/01/201724/01/2017 by Divas

BARONESS FLOELLA BENJAMIN, OBE DL... Read More

Olutayo Arikawe to receive Women of Honour Recognition

Posted on 21/01/2017 by Divas

Olutayo is the MD at LT Coaching and Consulting Ltd, an Ind... Read More

Tackling slavery and trafficking of Africans - Debbie Ariyo.

Debbie Ariyo is the founder and CEO of AFRUCA, a UK charity safeguarding African children. She is also the chair at UK BME/Diaspora anti-slavery Network. In her over 19 years of experience, Debbie has rescued hundreds of young people from traffickers. In this podcast with Faustina Anyanwu, she shares the way forward for the safety […]

Faustina Anyanwu- Black Lives Matter is a call to action, don't just say it, take action!

No doubt our families, our brothers and sisters around the world have been faced with so much pain that has been further exacerbated by the recent killings in the USA and around the world as well as the continued oppression of black men, women and children, especially in the western world. Today, along with our […]

Influencing through your career with Dr Ruth Oshikanlu

Dr Ruth Oshikanlu MBE is a multi-award-winning nurse, midwife and health visitor. A nurse entrepreneur, consultant, leader and parenting expert. She is also a Clinical Restorative Supervisor and enables her supervisees to look after themselves so that they can be better practitioners, among much others. Ruth is the author of Tune In To Your Baby: […]

Women and careers with Thirupura Sundari Sevvel.

Topic Are any careers unusual for women? We reminisce on the great works of women, the formidable fights women have fought to establish their rights as humans with visions and desire to achieve. We share some not very old history of women warriors and leaders. Guest Thirupura Sundari Sevvel, a 26-year-old Architect planner (having studied […]

Life as a refugee in another country Annprincess daughter of former Liberian warlord

Annprincess Johnson Koffa, 27, is the daughter of Liberian warlord, was held with mother under house arrest by the rebel during the war. Annprincess and her mother were able to escape to seek refuge in Norway. Now building a career in music, Annprincess finds a channel to tell her story and heal.

Divas of Colour

International Women's Forum

Tag: Divas of colour 2017

Charlotte Crowl a cancer survivor hopes her story inspires other women at Divas of Colour 2017.

Sandra Dodds: Entrepreneur Diva Nominee.

Exhibitor: Neal’s Yard Remedies by Nicole.

Yasmin Ali, Influencer Diva nominee.

Baroness Rosalind Howells Lifetime achiever.

Toyin Moore Diva Influencer Nominee

Apply for press pass & Media partnership

Maureen Mbondiah inspirational Diva nominee.

Baroness Floella Benjamin, OBE DL Lifetime Achiever Recognition recipient

Olutayo Arikawe to receive Women of Honour Recognition