Black History Month: Women Leading Change
Despite barriers they face—from gender biases to systemic inequalities—Black women social entrepreneurs are at the forefront of creating social impact, driving innovation, and empowering their communities.
This lunchtime webinar will highlight the work of some of our incredible Fellows. Join us for an inspiring conversation as we celebrate their leadership journeys, share lessons learned, and explore what needs to be done to create a level playing field for Black entrepreneurs, ensuring equal opportunities for all to succeed.
About our speakers
- Edith Iheama – Founder of Vanclaron CHATS. Edith has been transforming communities with her dedication to community-driven health initiatives.
- Victoria Ijeh – Founder and CEO of Iconic Steps. Victoria’s social enterprise empowers young people through media skills, giving them the tools to shape their own futures.
- Lucy Hamlin – Director of Spring Projects. Lucy has led groundbreaking social innovation projects, building sustainable solutions that have improved countless lives.
The session will be hosted by SSE Trustee (and SSE Fellow) Genevieve Dowokpor.
This event is free for all to attend.
When: 12.30pm – 1.30pm on Thursday 17th October
Where: online