Author: Aisha Kabiru Mohammed
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#IWD2024: Why Do We “Celebrate” Women Like That?
Reflecting on International Women’s Day: Why Do We Celebrate Women Like That?
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These Content Creators Are Making Their Voices Heard
Through a series of interviews, Document Women delves into the experiences of five such creators from Northern Nigeria, spanning diverse genres such as lifestyle blogging, travel content creation, and skit-making.
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These Content Creators Are Making Their Voices Heard
Through a series of interviews, Document Women delves into the experiences of five such creators from Northern Nigeria, spanning diverse genres such as lifestyle blogging, travel content creation, and skit-making.
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Madam C.J. Walker: Pioneering Hair Care for Black Women
Madam CJ Walker was the first African American woman to be a millionaire in the United States.
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Jennifer King Makes History as NFL’s First Black Female Coach
King, 39, has been the Washington Commanders assistant running backs coach since 2021 — making her the first Black woman assistant position coach in NFL history — after she was a full-season coaching intern a year earlier.
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Shirley Chisholm, the First Black Woman to Be Elected Into US Congress
In 1968 Chisholm sought and won a seat in Congress.
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KAFART 2023 Highlights Northern Nigeria’s Cultural Resurgence Through Female Artists
Following its fourth exhibition last year, themed “Into The Art of Making” Document Women spoke with some of the female visual artists and textile designers whose works were exhibited.
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KAFART 2023 Highlights Northern Nigeria’s Cultural Resurgence Through Female Artists
Following its fourth exhibition last year, themed “Into The Art of Making” Document Women spoke with some of the female visual artists and textile designers whose works were exhibited.