She Can Lead Sierra Leone
For more than 60 years, men have led our beloved Sierra Leone as president, and we appreciate their contributions. However, the time has come for our nation to embrace its first female president. The moment is now! Sierra Leone is home to many capable and visionary women who are ready to lead. We call on all young people—both men and women—to stand together in support of this historic change.
Fit to Lead
Sierra Leonean women have always been leaders in their communities—now it’s time to lead the nation.
Breaking Barriers
A woman as president is not a dream—it’s a necessity. Sierra Leone thrives when women lead.
A New Era
The future of Sierra Leone is brighter when women are at the decision-making table.
Strength in Leadership
Sierra Leonean women have the resilience, wisdom, and vision to lead the nation towards progress.
Our Activities
Workshops
Conduct workshops on strategic thinking, negotiation, and public speaking for women in leadership.
Recognition Events
Host the second recognition event, “Rise to the Summit: Women with Presidential Promise,” to honor and celebrate the 25 most exceptional women in Sierra Leone, recognized for their presidential potential.
Networking Events
Host a networking event to empower women as leaders by connecting participants of the leadership programs with industry professionals. This event will provide a platform for women to build valuable relationships, gain insights from experienced professionals, and expand their opportunities in leadership.
Leadership Innovation Challenges
The Leadership Innovation Challenges for Women is a transformative initiative designed to empower and inspire Sierra Leonean women to break barriers, embrace innovation, and confidently pursue the presidency.
Mentorship Programs
The Mentorship Programs challenge seeks to empower Sierra Leonean women by pairing them with experienced mentors who provide one-on-one guidance and support, helping them build the confidence and skills to aspire to the presidency.
Evaluate Impact
The Evaluate Impact of Leadership Program activity assesses the effectiveness of leadership initiatives in empowering Sierra Leonean women, ensuring they gain the skills, confidence, and support needed to aspire to the presidency.
Breaking Barriers: A Future with a Female President in Sierra Leone
#WomenLeadSalone
Breaking Barriers: A Future with a Female President in Sierra Leone represents a bold vision for gender equality and leadership in the country. It is a call to action, inspiring and empowering women to step into political leadership roles, challenge societal norms, and pave the way for the nation’s first female president. This movement advocates for mentorship, innovation, and equal opportunities, ensuring that capable and visionary women have the platform and support to lead Sierra Leone into a brighter, more inclusive future.
“A nation’s progress depends on the talents and leadership of all its people—it’s time for Sierra Leone to embrace the strength, wisdom, and vision of a female president.”
Kisimi Kayleemasa Kamara, Chief Innovation Officer of eWomen SL
Three Key Reasons Why Sierra Leone Must Now Have a Female President
Gender Equality and Inclusive Leadership
For over six decades, men have led Sierra Leone, yet true progress requires inclusive leadership that reflects the voices and contributions of both men and women. Electing a female president would mark a significant step toward gender equality, proving that leadership is about capability, not gender.
Transformational and Compassionate Leadership
Women leaders around the world have demonstrated strong, people-centered leadership, often excelling in areas such as social development, healthcare, and education. A female president in Sierra Leone could bring fresh perspectives, innovative solutions, and a more compassionate approach to governance, prioritizing issues that uplift families and communities.
Inspiration for Future Generations
Having a female president would inspire young girls and women across the country to aim higher, knowing that leadership roles at all levels are within their reach. It would challenge outdated societal norms and pave the way for more women to participate in politics, business, and decision-making roles, ensuring a more balanced and progressive future for Sierra Leone.