WOMEN AS FUTURE ANCESTORS
MAKING MY OWN WAVE, PAVING CHANGE AND CREATING NEW SYSTEMS FOR THOSE THAT COME AFTER ME. THIS IS THE LAST DECADE OF MY LIFE AS A FOUNDER, CREATOR, LEADER AND LOVER.
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THE 13 WAFA PRINCIPLES
Practices of Trust for Women as Future Ancestors
KDPM Equity Institute | SisterTalk Group
These principles represent our collective commitment to moving beyond the betrayal box—that space where 37% of women identify self-betrayal as their deepest wound—toward what we call WAFA (Women as Future Ancestors).
They are not aspirational ideals but living practices to be woven daily in our garden of sisterhood, creating the trust systems that allow us to build on inherited soil—the cultural intelligence passed down through our lineages.
Think of these principles like the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but as an actionable garden you can tend. Each principle is a seed. Each practice is how you water it, tend it, and watch it grow into sustainable ecosystems of support.
The work is not to get this right. The work is to stay in practice.
These principles emerge from 15+ years of documented SisterTalk research, the wisdom of Lokono and Kalinago ancestors, Dagara elemental intelligence, Black feminist scholarship, and the lived experiences of thousands of women navigating sisterhood as both wound and healing.
KDPM Equity Institute | SisterTalk Group Collective
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Launch: International Women’s Day, March 8, 2026
