Creating safe spaces for women to share and connect
Women supporting Women
We share women’s stories to destigmatise women’s issues and create meaningful connections for women yearning to be heard.
Maya angelou
My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humour and some style.
Events
We organize inclusive events for Women & Girls
Our platform and events are designed to encourage women to feel safe and open up in an authentic and non intrusive way. Over the years, we have found that although women are packaged in several ways under several layers, essentially our dreams and fears are all the same, to be safe, to be loved, to be heard and to be seen.
New Beginnings
We are constantly bombarded with messaging to start now, take the leap, just do it,…
Lean In Without Falling Over
For many women, leaning in means showing up, taking attendance and leaving a mark. All…
My Pearl Necklace
I was getting ready to go out and reached for my pearl necklace, the one…
Who’s That Girl
Iya Henry is a girl’s girl, your virtual sister – friend, confidant, listening ear and gist buddy. She’s single, she’s married, she’s a corporate titan and a stay-at-home mother. She’s not what she has, she’s not where she’s been, she is who she is. Understanding that women are multifaceted and multidimensional, Iya Henry uses various outlets to entertain, encourage and enlighten women.We celebrate all things women, our loves, passions, strengths and struggles. We tell our stories from our perspectives, in our voice.
Iya Henry is brought to you by Y. Wilcox, a mother, a leader, a lover and a girl, that dreams, loves, writes and talks, a lot.
OUR PURPOSE
When you recognise your identity, you discover your purpose
OUR MISSION
Your assignment does not change regardless of your position
OUR AUDIENCE
We speak to all women because, at our core we are all just girls
Come join us
We need to reshape our own perception of how we view ourselves. Here we don’t compete, we collaborate to build each other.
Y. WILCOX
The way you speak to yourself is as important as how you speak of yourself. Remember to speak life.
Our partners
