| Services We Provide |
- Consulting on women's issues.
- Training classes for aspiring small business
owners. - Art Exhibits as platforms for advancinmg
women's issues.
Small business ownership training class
In 2008, WICSA began running an 8 week small business ownership class for domestic violence
survivors aspiring to own or maintain a business. This class is being expanded to serve all aspiring
women small business owners. For details, please click here.
In 2008, WICSA began running an 8 week small business ownership class for domestic violence
survivors aspiring to own or maintain a business. This class is being expanded to serve all aspiring
women small business owners. For details, please click here.
Women Issues Communication Services Agency
... empowering women to succeed
... empowering women to succeed
OUR ART PROJECT....
In 1998, WICSA, under the auspices of Joy Keshi Walker, the founder, the organization created an
educational Art exhibition museum and lecture series that have traveled worldwide.
The mission of the exhibits is to use the Arts as a means of campaigning against harmful traditional
practices especially Female Genital Mutilation with outstanding results.
The travel museum has shown in Africa, British, European and German (Bundestag) Parliaments with
positive results. These exhibits have now returned to the United States since 2006 and have shown in
Ivy league universities like Harvard University, Brandeis University, and a lot more... .
WICSA worked in conjunction with FORWARD GERMANY, a not-for -profit organization that
promotes women's health to bring the exhibits to Europe and to the United States.
WICSA is committed to using the Arts to promote women's issues. We are open to partnerships with
individuals or organizations looking to use Art exhibits to run a campaign on any topic of their choice
Please see the exhibition catalog here
In 1998, WICSA, under the auspices of Joy Keshi Walker, the founder, the organization created an
educational Art exhibition museum and lecture series that have traveled worldwide.
The mission of the exhibits is to use the Arts as a means of campaigning against harmful traditional
practices especially Female Genital Mutilation with outstanding results.
The travel museum has shown in Africa, British, European and German (Bundestag) Parliaments with
positive results. These exhibits have now returned to the United States since 2006 and have shown in
Ivy league universities like Harvard University, Brandeis University, and a lot more... .
WICSA worked in conjunction with FORWARD GERMANY, a not-for -profit organization that
promotes women's health to bring the exhibits to Europe and to the United States.
WICSA is committed to using the Arts to promote women's issues. We are open to partnerships with
individuals or organizations looking to use Art exhibits to run a campaign on any topic of their choice
Please see the exhibition catalog here
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