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The State of Women Address: WomenCan calls for actionable solutions to accelerate gender equality

WomenCan, a pioneering platform for women’s empowerment, championing bold leadership, meaningful impact on gender equality, and transformative stories that inspire change across every field, will be hosting its second annual The State of Women Address (SOWA) on the 28 March 2026 at Mercedes-Benz Sandton.

SOWA is a movement that serves as a vital mechanism for shifting prevailing narratives surrounding women’s rights and tackling the multi-faceted issues that deeply affect women today with the aim of creating a society where women thrive.

From keynote addresses to panel discussions, SOWA brings together thought leaders, experts, women networks, government, corporates, policymakers, non-profit organisations, and individuals to celebrate, empower, and drive progress for women’s affairs on a global stage.

“By uniting voices across genders, we are creating a platform for transformative dialogue and actionable, sustainable solutions to gender equality. The convergence of these intersectional perspectives aims to dismantle barriers, challenge stereotypes, and build a future where equity, equality and well-being are not just ideals, but a lived reality for many,” says WomenCan Founder, Tumi Mthembu.

SOWA is rooted in the belief that meaningful change requires a collective effort, through advocacy, collaboration & lateral accountability.

“Our collaborative efforts unite stakeholders with a shared mission to re-imagine and accelerate gender equality. Through our partnerships with Primedia Outdoor, the Black Distributors Trust and Sanlam, we are able to amplify marginalised voices, bridge gaps in understanding, and co-create strategies that address the systemic roots of gender disparities,” adds Mthembu.

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