Following the success of the Digital Skills for Women Creatives in Malawi workshop, we are excited to launch Thrive Malawi: Women in Creativity, a three-month mentorship and business development initiative designed to provide continued support to women creatives in Blantyre, Lilongwe, and Mzuzu.
Arriving at Thrive Malawi: Women in Creativity
Arising as an outcome of the Mainstreaming Gender Equality in Malawi’s Cultural and Creative Sector : Empowering Women in Creatives Malawi In partnership with the Malawi Government’s Department of Arts and with funding from UNESCO, this initiative will select six outstanding women creatives (two from each district) to take part in an intensive program aimed at enhancing their digital presence, increasing sales, and strengthening their creative businesses.
Through one-on-one mentorship, strategic business guidance, and measurable growth tracking, this initiative ensures that participants gain hands-on support in applying the knowledge acquired during the workshop.
What Participants Can Expect
✅ Tailored Mentorship & Business Coaching – Personalized guidance to refine branding, digital marketing, and sales strategies.
✅ Business Growth Tracking – Support in improving key performance indicators like customer engagement and revenue.
✅ Networking & Collaboration – Opportunities to connect with industry leaders and fellow creatives.
✅ Exposure & Market Access – Assistance in reaching broader audiences and expanding business potential.
How to Apply
Women creatives who attended the Digital Skills for Women Creatives in Malawi workshop can apply for a chance to participate by completing our baseline assessment application form. This form helps us understand your current business standing and how best to support your growth.
Applications are now open, and we encourage all eligible participants to apply for this incredible opportunity to thrive in the creative industry!
Looking Ahead
Thrive Malawi: Women in Creativity is just the beginning! We envision expanding this initiative to support more women creatives across Malawi, with plans to engage larger sponsors and donors such as the European Union and other partners.
Stay connected for updates, and we look forward to seeing the impact of this program on the growth of women creatives in Malawi!
Work With Us:
Want to partner on or fund one of our programmes / initiatives? We are always open to collaborations and partnerships. Contact our Business Development Associate; Ms. Abigail Zingani via contact@digitalskillsforafrica.com or give us a call(direct or WhatsApp) on +265991850749.
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