The Story Behind PAWA
Founded in 1989 in Accra, Ghana, PAWA serves as the umbrella body for national writers associations of all 54 African nations, promoting freedom of expression, literacy, and cultural exchange. We strive to uplift and support authors through a range of initiatives and programs.
The organization was born out of a passion for African storytelling, recognizing the need for a collective voice that represents the rich tapestry of African experiences and narratives.
We have served a diverse array of clients including emerging writers, established authors, educational institutions, and cultural organizations, all of whom share a commitment to enriching African literature.
Our Core Values
At the heart of PAWA, our core values guide our mission and actions, fostering a culture of excellence and community engagement.
Unity
We believe in the power of collaboration and connection among African writers, fostering a strong sense of community to amplify our voices.
Empowerment
We strive to empower writers through resources, mentorship, and platforms that enhance their skills and bring their stories to the forefront.
Diversity
We celebrate and embrace the rich diversity of African cultures and narratives, ensuring every voice has an opportunity to be heard.
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