We believe that the future is female…scratch that. NOW is female. We are all about empowerment and opening doors for women to achieve their full potential.
Women represent ~52% of the Ugandan population.
By tapping the full talent pool our women have to offer, there is no problem we can’t solve.
Why Join The Community?
By joining the HER Community, you’ll receive all new information about upcoming events, content, and connections you need to confidently take your first steps toward your goals.
EVENT UPDATES
From educational webinars to Q&As with notable guest speakers, you’ll get first access to upcoming events so you never have any FOMO.
A NETWORK OF WOMEN
Connect with and learn from a supportive nationwide community of women from all walks of life who are exploring right alongside you.
ONLINE COURSES
Our self-driven learning platform features a robust curriculum that highlights the many pathways to different life skills.
How We Do It
We appreciate the bravery and zeal of every woman who is on a career or business journey. We aim to support them to build their careers, grow their businesses and advance their skills. Through our different online and physical engagement methods, our community offers a platform for women to network, share their personal career stories, and access mentorship, training and coaching.
Learn MoreWhat You Can Do
We give women ways to play a role in transforming the face of the Ugandan economy – both local and national. Here’s how you can increase the pipeline of women considering a new step in the right direction.
“This group was the perfect space to share and learn with like-minded ladies. Nataliey the Founder is generous with her time, knowledge and skills openly offers her expertise.” - Rosemary Nakalinzi Songa
Read MoreMeet The Founder
Dr. Nataliey Bitature
An entrepreneur, public speaker and businesswoman. With HER, she wants to see a new movement of empowered African career and businesswomen.
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Partners
Names that share our vision of building a career and development community for African Women.
