Black Female Empowerment Speakers
Black female empowerment speakers ignite inspiration by sharing personal journeys of strength, ambition, and overcoming obstacles. Misogynoir – where racism and sexism collide – continues to silence Black women in the workplace. In a recent study, 42% of women of colour were identified to have been overlooked for promotion and 39% feel forced to conform to white norms. Despite the discrimination they face, Black women continue to lead, innovate, and drive change across every sector. Our Black female empowerment speakers bring lived experience, professional expertise, and powerful insight into the realities of navigating hostile workplaces while pushing for progress. By hiring a female empowerment speaker, you can spark real transformation, building spaces where Black women can thrive, not just survive. Browse our range of female empowerment speakers to hire today.
Joanne Anderson
Former Mayor of Liverpool, Diversity Consultant & Public Sector Leader Championing Racial Equality, Inclusion & Social JusticeSandra Johnson
Founder & Certified CMI Coach at Sandra Johnson UK, Former Head of OGD Engagement & Growth at HM Revenue & CustomsJo-Ann Rolle
Former Economist & Operations Research Analyst for the US Federal Government & Retired Dean of the School of Business at Medgar Evers CollegeChloe Morgan
Former Professional Footballer for Arsenal, Head of She's a Baller & Qualified LawyerRenee Hector
Former Professional Footballer for Watford FC & Tottenham Hotspur, Head Coach of Watford FC Women’s TeamAbi Daré
Author of 'The Girl with the Louding Voice', 'You Are Not Going Back' & 'And So I Roar'Sizakele Marutlulle
Founder & CEO of Marutlulle & Co, Former Chief Marketing Officer for BarclaysStephanie Travers
Manager of Strategic Initiatives at Mission 44 & Impact Manager at PROJECT FORTY FOUR LIMITEDNothabo Ncube
Medical Doctor & Founder, Coach & Mentor of the Esther Foundation & EranicHow Prevalent is Discrimination Against Black Women?
Discrimination against Black women is deeply widespread across professional and societal settings. More than 60% of Black women have been personally affected by racial trauma in the past year. In the workplace, 68% report racial bias, and 31% have been unfairly denied promotions – a figure rising to 45% among disabled Black women. Over 50% have quit their jobs due to racial inequalities, and half of those in senior roles have resigned due to racism. Additionally, 1 in 5 feel pressured to straighten their hair, and 92% want to see systemic change in their workplaces.
Sources: Lean In & Inclusive Employers
How Can I Empower Black Women?
You can empower Black women by actively addressing systemic inequalities and fostering inclusive environments. In support of this, you can take part in various events throughout the year that are dedicated to spotlighting Black women’s voices, celebrating their achievements, and raising awareness of the barriers they continue to face. These key events are the perfect opportunity for you to generate support for Black women:
- International Black Women’s History Month – April
- Black History Month – October
- International Women’s Day – 8th March
For expert guidance on who the top Black female empowerment speakers are to hire, read our official guide: Top 10 Powerful Black Female Speakers For Hire.
To hire a Black female empowerment speaker, contact The BAME Speakers Agency today! Call 0203 9317 392 or complete our online contact form, and one of our agents will be in touch to assist.
