Faqs

The association was born out of a collective desire among Oroko women to create a platform for connection, empowerment, and cultural preservation. Recognizing the strength in unity, these women envisioned a movement that would nurture leadership, advocate for progress, and celebrate identity.

Membership is open to all women of Oroko descent residing in the United States, as well as allies who support the mission and vision of the association. We welcome individuals who are passionate about community development, cultural preservation, and women’s empowerment.

The association offers a range of programs and initiatives, including:
* Community networking and mentorship
* Cultural education and heritage events
* Leadership and skills development workshops
* Support for women-led businesses and educational advancement

You can stay informed by following our official social media pages, joining our mailing list, or visiting our website. We regularly update members and the public on events, workshops, and initiatives.

Yes. While our core network is based in the U.S., we are committed to building bridges with Oroko communities worldwide. We aim to collaborate on cultural, educational, and humanitarian projects that benefit both the diaspora and communities back home.

Supporters can contribute in many ways: through donations, volunteering, sponsoring programs, or attending public events. Your involvement helps sustain our mission and impact more lives.

Our long-term vision is to establish a strong, interconnected network of empowered Oroko women who are cultural custodians, community leaders, and agents of positive change. We aspire to influence social and economic development within our communities, while keeping our heritage alive.