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WiFT Ghana launched to empower 100 women through film and creative industry training
March 15, 2026
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WiFT Ghana launched to empower 100 women through film and creative industry training

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Key Points

  • Women in Film, Television and Media Ghana (WiFT Ghana) officially launched its organization in Accra through "The Evolution Workshops."
  • The event provided free training, mentorship, and skill-building opportunities for women in Ghana's creative industry.
  • Workshops covered diverse topics including financial literacy, content monetization, acting, cinematography, AI for creatives, and branding.
  • WiFT Ghana's mission, led by President Juliet Ibrahim, is to empower women, strengthen their participation, and leadership in film, TV, and digital media.
  • The launch marks the beginning of a movement to create opportunities, mentorship, and support systems to elevate women's roles in Ghana's creative economy.

Why This Matters

This initiative is significant for Ghana as it directly addresses gender disparity and professional development within the rapidly growing creative industries. By empowering women with essential skills, networks, and support systems, it contributes to a more inclusive and robust creative economy, potentially boosting local content production and global competitiveness while enhancing the livelihoods of women in the sector.

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