Published: 25 Nov 2024 1,341 views
Every year, EJS select 15 extraordinary African women who are already making waves in politics and public service. Through the transformative leadership development experiences, EJS fuel their ambition, sharpen their skills, and connect them with a network that spans generations. These women become part of a powerful sisterhood—a community of trailblazers united by a common purpose: to lead, to serve, and to pave the way for those who will follow.
The Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development (EJS Center) was founded in 2018 to be a catalyst for political and social change across Africa by helping unleash its most abundant latent power — its women. The EJS Center aims to amplify the voice of women and girls in all spheres of life by increasing the representation of women in public service leadership roles in Africa. Through a unique blend of programming, advocacy, archival research, and museum exhibitions, the EJS Center seeks to become a premier institution dedicated to advancing and sustaining wom... continue reading
Application Deadline | 17 Dec 2024 |
Type | Entrepreneurs |
Sponsor | Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development (EJS Center) |
Gender | Men and Women |
When you become an Amujae Leader, you don’t just gain access to world-class mentorship — you gain allies for life. Our mentors include former Heads of State, international leaders, and top-tier experts who have walked the path before you. This is the only program in the world where African women leaders receive direct guidance from former female Heads of State. Together, we’re building a multi-generational network that empowers, supports, and elevates women in public leadership.
An Amujae Leader is a woman who:
Selection Criteria
Nominate a Leader
Do you know a woman with the courage, vision, and determination to lead? Nominate her for the Amujae Initiative and help her take the next step in her journey. We are particularly keen to hear from women in underrepresented regions, including Central and Northern Africa. It’s time to bring their voices to the forefront.
For more details, visit EJS Center program website.