We are delighted to announce the third cohort of accomplished African women – the 2023 Amujae Leaders – joining our flagship program, the Amujae Initiative. The third cohort is made up of 12 women leaders from 10 countries across the…
“No one is safe, until everyone is safe” are the cautionary words from Amujae Leader, Bogolo J. Kenewendo, in her recent piece for global news opinion site Project Syndicate. Addressing the risks that climate change poses to global stability, Bogolo…
Leveraging research and innovation to improve human capital development and public financial management are hallmarks of Amujae Leader Dr. Yakama Manty Jones’s career in public leadership. Joining a panel of high-level public financial management experts at an Overseas Development Institute…
African women continue to make strides in public leadership by overcoming systemic barriers and challenging gender bias. The EJS Center’s Amujae Leaders are prime examples of accomplished African women who are striving, each in their own field, to create a…
On this International Women’s Day, we are celebrating three years since the inception of the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development (EJS Center). We also continue to honor and celebrate former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf by building…
With their trailblazing achievements in various spheres of public leadership, Amujae Leaders are role models for many African women and girls who aspire to take on the mantle of leadership and create positive change on the continent. As women leaders,…
