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Continue reading →: Retour sur la vie étudiante d’une jeune femme déterminée, Hefatua AmetodjiQuitter le cocon familial n’est guère chose facile, surtout lorsque l’on change de pays. Se retrouver à nu dans un nouvel environnement ou l’on jouit certes de plus de liberté mais avec de nouvelles responsabilités dont il est important de prendre conscience. Vous l’avez certainement compris, je parle du grand…
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Continue reading →: Aïssatou Sidibé partage expérience et connaissances au sujet du fibrome utérinLorsqu’il s’agit de la santé de la femme, force est de constater un manque d’information majeur. Voilà un constat qui fut bien amer pour Aïssatou Sidibé ayant appris qu’elle avait 4 fibromes d’une façon assez brutale et qui selon elle, aurait pu être évitée si elle avait été mieux informée. Aïssatou…
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Continue reading →: Love & Self-Esteem : Who determines your value ?“Your value doesn’t decrease based on someone’s inability to see your worth”. At some point in life, every woman allowed a few men to make them question themselves, their worth, and their beauty, based on how they would talk to them and treat them. Today I can shamelessly say that…
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Continue reading →: Stacey Mckenzie on media and self-esteemStacey Mckenzie is a remarquable Top Model who worked with talended designers such as Jean Paul Gaultier, Thierry Mugler and Richard Avedon. Last year, she received a major recognition from Vogue as she was named among the 5 jamaican models who changed the face of fashion. This woman is a…
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Continue reading →: Interview avec Maimouna Soumah #Je l’aime tel qu’il est mon beau teint noirMaimouna Soumah est une femme passionnée que j’ai rencontré sur Facebook après qu’une amie ait partagé le lien de sa page « Proud Of My Skin ». J’ai tout de suite été interpellée par la pertinence de sa page car de nos jours, je trouve ce type d’initiatives indispensables. On parle…
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Continue reading →: Interview with Magdala,a strong woman following her passion for singingMagdala is an accountant, happy with her job but also very ready to follow her dream to become a well established singer. She was introduced to me few months after she was installed in Montreal. She decided to move here to invest more time in her singing career and the…
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Continue reading →: Cynthia and Joe, a living proof that pure love still existsCynthia and Joe are two kind, genuine and loving persons that i’m extremely happy to know. I am very receptive to people’s energies (#teampisces :-)) and to me, it speaks way louder than words for it cannot be faked. Well, when it comes to this couple, all i feel around…
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Continue reading →: Interview with Magali, Owner of the clothing brand Short Hair Don’t CareMagali is a young woman that i admire for the genuine love she has for others. She is a strong, bold and confident woman who is not afraid to speak her mind. She is a woman of action and in 2014, she launched her own clothing brand Short Hair Don’t…
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Continue reading →: MUSIC | Interview with Meryem SaciI discovered MERYEM SACI while participating to a charity event organized by Afrikawaly (non-profit organization). At the time she kindly agreed to perform and serve a cause that is very dear to her : education. I have to say that i was fascinated by her strong yet so soulful voice ,…
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Continue reading →: Maimouna Diakhaby, étudiante en MBA à Harvard, partage sa vision de la renaissance AfricaineMaimouna Diakhaby est une jeune femme engagée. En 2008, alors qu’elle vivait encore à Montréal; elle co-fondait Afrikawaly (Organisme à but non lucratif) dans le but de contribuer au développement du continent Africain. Le projet principal d’Afrikawaly étant de construire une école dans le village de Troun (Mali), nul ne doute…







