Landscape medium shot, soft daylight, Cameroonian Manyu diaspora woman writing reflections in an open journal beside a laptop in a brightly lit community lounge with subtle African textile accents
Landscape medium shot, soft daylight, Cameroonian Manyu diaspora woman writing reflections in an open journal beside a laptop in a brightly lit community lounge with subtle African textile accents

Community Voices

Stories Written by Our Members

Read firsthand perspectives from Manyu women building community and preserving traditions across Canada, or share your own personal story, professional achievement, or family milestone with our sisterhood.

Share Your Own Story

Are you a MOWHA member with an inspiring journey, cultural reflection, or professional achievement to share? We welcome all sisters across Canada to write and submit their articles.

Member Story • Enow Bessem

Navigating Leadership While Honoring Heritage

Submitted articles are reviewed by our communications committee to celebrate and amplify the voices of Manyu women throughout Canada.

FAQs

Who can join?

Manyu women and girls across Black Canadian communities are welcome.

What programs exist?
How do you support women?
How is cultural heritage preserved?
Do you collaborate with others?

We offer mentorship, skills training, and cultural events.

Through economic empowerment, leadership development, and community engagement initiatives that build resilience and pride.

We celebrate Manyu traditions via programs, storytelling, and intergenerational learning.

Yes, we partner with aligned groups to expand impact and inclusion.

Get in Touch

Reach out to connect, ask questions, or join our community.

Phone

1-888-555-0199

Email

contact@mohwacanada.org