Event details, recaps, and photo stories from the ProWIFETA community.

The campaign was launched in collaboration with the Asante Fashion Industry Network and brought together stakeholders committed to innovation, sustainability, and strategic industry partnerships.

As part of the steering committee, ProWIFETA contributed to the development of key objectives and implementation strategies designed to strengthen fashion education, enterprise growth, and industry visibility.

During the launch event, the CEO of ProWIFETA delivered a supporting address that emphasized collaborative action, professional development, and stronger alignment between education and industry as essential to positioning Ghanaian fashion on wider platforms.

The launch created a platform for stakeholders to speak with a more unified voice about promoting Ghana-made fashion and strengthening public awareness around the sector.

ProWIFETA's presence on the steering committee reflected its active role in shaping campaign direction and contributing to collaborative industry planning.

The engagement reinforced the association's commitment to sustainable fashion development, sector visibility, and stronger advocacy partnerships within Ghana's creative economy.

Held at KNUST under a creative industry initiative supported by the British Council, the programme created space for artists, educators, and industry voices to exchange ideas.

The Founder of ProWIFETA joined a panel discussion that explored creative industry development, artistic expression, and the role of fashion and education in shaping Ghana's creative future.

The engagement strengthened ProWIFETA's position in thought leadership and showed its continued willingness to contribute to national and international creative arts dialogue.

On February 11, 2026, ProWIFETA joined the programme sponsored by the Mastercard Foundation in collaboration with partner organisations including GTI and Accents Art.

The event recognised apprentices across several vocational areas, including fashion design, with awards that acknowledged dedication, technical competence, and creative growth.

The programme also reinforced the importance of industry partnerships in supporting youth empowerment, practical learning, and sustainable pathways into work and enterprise.

The team worked with students through practical sessions in fashion and cosmetology, creating a supportive setting for learning by doing.

These sessions were designed not only to build technical ability, but also to strengthen confidence and help participants see new possibilities for personal and professional development.

The outreach reflected ProWIFETA's belief that creative and technical training can be a powerful tool for empowerment, transition, and long-term reintegration.

The engagement took place under the institution's Vocational Education and Training programme and created an opportunity to mentor students at an important stage of their development.

The keynote focused on pathways in fashion education, practical skills development, and career progression, helping students connect their present studies to future opportunities.

The invitation itself signaled ProWIFETA's expanding impact and the value that partners place on the association's voice in education, empowerment, and professional guidance.

The team contributed to a panel discussion on 'Alumni Journey in the Fashion Industry,' bringing real professional experiences into the conversation.

Students and emerging designers benefited from practical guidance, reflections on industry pathways, and advice shaped by working experience in the fashion sector.

The engagement reinforced ProWIFETA's commitment to mentorship, industry collaboration, and bridging the gap between fashion education and professional practice.

The event formed part of the end-of-programme project for diploma students and created a practical setting for them to demonstrate what they had developed through their training.

The Food Bazaar offered an interactive cultural and economic experience, while the Fashion Show highlighted innovative student collections created during the programme.

By linking academic assessment with real audience engagement, the initiative strengthened ProWIFETA's commitment to experiential learning and better industry exposure for emerging fashion professionals.

The association supported fashion shows organised by both technical and traditional universities, making its presence felt across a wider education landscape.

Awards were presented to outstanding fashion design students in recognition of creativity, technical skills, innovation, and craftsmanship.

The initiative encouraged higher standards of professionalism within tertiary fashion education while also reinforcing meaningful collaboration between educators, institutions, and the industry.

Students received targeted support on effective WAEC examination preparation together with practical tips to strengthen performance in Clothing and Textiles.

The sessions also focused on career awareness, helping students understand fashion and textiles-related opportunities beyond secondary school.

Guidance on choosing suitable tertiary institutions and academic pathways gave students clearer direction for their future progression.