Upcoming Conference: Women Advancement Forum (Banjul, Gambia)

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Over the next few months we will be helping to promote one of the largest women’s conferences in Africa – the Women Advancement Forum. The forum will be held May 24 – 29, 2014 in Banjul, Gambia at the Sheraton Hotel.

The Women Advancement Forum (WAF) is Africa’s most attended global gender conference. WAF is a platform that recognizes women’s advancement and empowerment is amongst the most outstanding agents to the actualization of Millennium Development Goals (MDGS) and beyond.

Many of the issues facing women across the African continent will be discussed including violence against women, maternal and newborn health, malaria, eradication of extreme poverty and climate change.

Visit womenadvancmentforum.com to register.

We look forward to being a vocal partner to the Women Advancement Forum this year.


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2 responses to “Upcoming Conference: Women Advancement Forum (Banjul, Gambia)”


  1. It’s an excellent idea to have Mom Bloggers for Social Good on board for WAF 2014 – sharon


    1. Thank you. We’re thrilled to be on board.

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