Mentorship circles for young Igbo women ages 14–24 — pairing emerging leaders with accomplished Anambra community mentors.
Growing up Igbo in America is a unique experience — one that comes with extraordinary gifts and real challenges. ASDA-DV’s Women & Girls Empowerment program creates structured mentorship circles that help young Igbo women navigate both worlds with confidence and pride.
We pair young women ages 14–24 with accomplished Anambra community mentors who have walked the same path — and who model dual cultural identity not as a burden, but as a superpower.
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Structured small-group mentorship sessions pairing young women with accomplished Anambra community mentors. Monthly meetings, goal-setting, and accountability.
Career exploration, college preparation, resume building, and professional networking — guided by mentors who have navigated both Igbo and American professional spaces.
Workshops and conversations that help young Igbo women embrace their heritage as a source of strength, not conflict. Igbo language, history, and cultural pride.
Public speaking, community organizing, and leadership skills — preparing the next generation of Anambra community leaders in the Delaware Valley.
ASDA-DV is seeking accomplished women from Anambra State to serve as mentors in our inaugural cohort. If you are a professional, entrepreneur, educator, or community leader who wants to invest in the next generation of Igbo women — we want to hear from you.
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