
Founder, HerBoldTribe
HerBoldTribe · Umuahia, Abia State
Herboldtribe@gmail.comAccra
HerLens is expanding across Africa — our Accra, Ghana chapter begins with an immersive, in-person photography and editing workshop empowering young women through photography, editing, and storytelling.
In-Person
Format
July 6–8, 2026
Dates
Accra, Ghana
Location
Tuition Free
Cost
In 2026, HerLens Cohort 1 trained 25 girls in Abia State, Nigeria in photography, editing, and ethical storytelling — ending with a public exhibition of their documentary photo stories. HerLens now carries that momentum across Africa to Accra, Ghana.

25
Girls Trained
11
Expert Facilitators
3
Weeks of Training
1
Public Exhibition
Young women in Accra who are passionate about storytelling, photography, or documentaries
Have basic knowledge of photography and the exposure triangle
Questions? Email Herboldtribe@gmail.com or find us on Instagram @Herboldtribe.
Learn from visual storytellers and culture leaders working at the intersection of photography, art, and social impact.

Founder, HerBoldTribe

Walking Artiste / Culture Influencer

Documentary Producer & Director

Documentary Photographer

Military Photographer
Equip young women with foundational and intermediate photography and editing skills
Promote ethical and responsible storytelling practices
Amplify the voices and lived experiences of women and girls
Challenge harmful stereotypes through authentic visual narratives
Empower participants to use storytelling for community engagement and social change
Three immersive days in Accra — from fundamentals to a showcase of your work.
Immersive in-person photography and editing training sessions
1
Hands-on outdoor shoots and field assignments
2
Sessions on ethical storytelling and narrative building
3
Mentorship from experienced visual storytellers
4
Photo review, editing, and feedback sessions
5
Showcase of participants' work
6
“HerLens Accra, Ghana takes the movement across borders — empowering young women in Accra to reclaim narratives and tell their own stories.”
July 6–8, 2026 · Accra, Ghana · Tuition Free