Formed in 2014, Black Women In Japan is a volunteer-run community organization that provides support to Black women from across the diaspora. We are an online community of over 4,500 women of the African Diaspora: Europe, the U.K., the Americas, the Caribbean, and Africa, living in Japan. We are here to support Black women living in Japan and build bridges between the Diaspora and Japan.Â
The BWIJ Convention is the flagship event — a gathering where ladies from across Japan meet in person to celebrate community and engage in meaningful discussions while celebrating each other.
This year’s convention combined experiences with academic achievements, well-being, and sisterhood. It was an opportunity to meet, greet, and access a wealth of opportunities. Thank you for the camaraderie and rising together!Â
Click here to keep an eye out on our future events on the “Get Involved” page.
Black Women in Japan is a non-profit organization that thrives on community support. If you believe in what we do and are interested in supporting us or becoming a volunteer, click one of the links below for more information on how to get involved.
