10 Must-Know Digital Communities for Women

The internet is a buzzing space to host digital communities that all have one mission, connecting with like-minded people. Today, we are exploring ten digital spaces that all share a common goal with WOC Worldwide: to connect, inspire and empower all who can relate.

Love the Hair You Wear
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Love the Hair You Wear is a community-driven initiative that empowers women to embrace their natural hair. Whether you have curls, coils, or waves, this space welcomes you through inclusive events and support. Their latest gathering at North Carolina A&T State University attracted over 500 attendees, providing access to hair care resources, brands, and companies dedicated to education and empowerment. Founder VeCoya Banks reflects, 'During my journey, I spent a lot of time comparing my hair to others until I realized it was uniquely mine.' This sentiment echoes the community’s mission: to help individuals embrace their personal hair journey with confidence and support.

Black Women Talk Tech
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Black Women Talk Tech is a conference focused on Black women in the tech space. They work to create an environment “where Black women could, for once, be seen and heard and have their ideas invested in.” It has now become the largest convening conference of Black women in tech who are “entrepreneurs and technologists.” By hosting events such as Roadmap to Billions, on a global scale and offering masterclasses to help educate members on opportunities and tips to grow, Black Women Talk Tech is making a positive impact in helping increase the inclusion of Black women in the tech sphere.

Black Girls Vote
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Black Girls Vote is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that focuses on ensuring women of color, with a specific focus on Black women, exercise their right to vote. Launching on November 30, 2015—the birthday of Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to the United States Congress—founder Nykidra Robinson wanted to make a true difference in her community. Recognizing the voting power of women of color, she sought to provide all women with the tools and resources needed to cast an informed vote successfully. With chapters on multiple college campuses and offering memberships, Black Girls Vote reaches thousands of women and upholds its goal of providing facts while allowing members to make their own decisions.

Pretty Girls Sweat
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Pretty Girls Sweat was founded by Aeshia DeVore Branch, who wanted to address the health disparities reflected in statistics among people of color, specifically young women. This lifestyle-based movement was created to help women prioritize health and fitness in their daily lives, reinforcing positive habits for future generations. Branch wanted a movement that would not only tell but show women that 'fitness is fun for women at every life stage.' Through their 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Sweat Makes Cents, Pretty Girls Sweat has made a true impact on women of color on college campuses, encouraging them to begin their fitness journey early. By offering memberships with exclusive perks, Pretty Girls Sweat is addressing health disparities faced by all women.

Black Girls Who Write
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Black Girls Who Write was created for independent Black authors to have a community and “safe space” in the publishing industry. By offering in-person and online curated events, they help “uplift and elevate” thousands of Black writers, supporting them in becoming award-winning and best-selling authors. Through guidance on building their brand, understanding the industry, and “disrupting the literary landscape,” Black Girls Who Write’s goal is for writers to become the best authors they can be. Black Girls Who Write focuses on creating a safe space for women who have a story to tell.

Clever Girl Finance
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Clever Girl Finance is a space for all women to come together and get educated on their finances. Founder Bola Sokunbi leads one of the largest personal finance digital education platforms for women in the U.S. Her mission is simple: ensuring women everywhere have the resources and education needed to be financially literate and informed. By offering courses, one-on-one calls, digital content, and a community, they fulfill their goals and mission.

Film Fatales
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Film Fatales is a nonprofit, art-focused organization dedicated to improving the careers of marginalized genders in the filmmaking industry. Serving as a talent discovery platform and a membership-based community, Film Fatales advocates for all voices within the industry, because everyone deserves a seat at the table. With their mission of tearing down systemic inequalities by “nurturing community, demanding visibility, and advocating for lasting and transformative change,” they host digital events and offer resources to their members, working every day to ensure a future in filmmaking where all voices are not only heard but appreciated.

Asian Wander Women

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Asian Wander Women is a digital space created to help “Asian women gain location and financial freedom to wander around the world—all on their own terms.” Emily Fang, a co-founder of AWW, wanted to create a space for women to incorporate travel into their lifestyles. It started as a small Facebook group and grew into a landscape of events, open discussions, and webinars connecting like-minded women. For those who want to travel, relocate to a new city, or simply find a sense of familiarity, Asian Wander Women is the community for you!

WeAllGrow Latina
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WeAllGrow Latina is a space focused on amplifying and supporting Latina women content creators and media personalities. Working to push every one of their members to “tap into their fullest potential, with joy and well-being,” they not only credit themselves with witnessing the socioeconomic growth of Latinas in the U.S. but also actively fueling it. This community is perfect for Latina women looking for a space where they are appreciated and supported. By hosting events and offering membership perks, WeAllGrow Latina is bridging the gap for Latina women and opportunities

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African Women In Tech
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African Women In Tech is an Africa-based organization “dedicated to empowering and advancing African women in technology across Africa and the diaspora.” African Women In Tech (AWIT) works through events, networking, and providing resources to promote a platform of “learning, mentorship, and collaboration.” AWIT partners with tech companies on a global scale, as well as local businesses and educational institutions, to offer resources to their digital and in-person communities. Founder Anie Akpe has over 25 years of professional and entrepreneurial experience, and aims to “build a pipeline of African female tech talent ready to compete globally, ensuring women play a key role in driving technological innovation and economic growth across the continent.”

WOC Worldwide
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Women of Color Worldwide is an online community for professional women to learn, network, and grow in their respective fields. With a focus on retail and beauty, women from all industries come together through curated events to discuss industry topics and issues. Through these events, women can connect with like-minded individuals in popular areas such as Washington, D.C., Atlanta, and North Carolina. Founder Brittnay Hicks wanted to create an environment where professional women could come together and grow, understanding the importance of community and sisterhood when facing difficult challenges throughout the corporate, social, and professional world.

So follow, engage, and support these communities if you find something that you relate to. We must stick together and continue to educate, foster, and grow our communities.

Jabria WilliamsMarch 3, 2025