Afro Women In Animation to host AFRO WOMEN IN ANIMATION FESTIVAL 2025 this March

AFRO WOMEN IN ANIMATION FESTIVAL 2025, an event dedicated to celebrating and empowering women in animation, will hold on Saturday, March 22, 2025, at Daystar, Regal Hall, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos

Mar 11, 2025

This March, Afro Women In Animation, a vibrant community dedicated to empowering and celebrating women in the animation industry, will host AFRO WOMEN IN ANIMATION FESTIVAL 2025, an event dedicated to celebrating and empowering women in animation.

The festival, which is set to commemorate International Women’s Day this year, will bring together key players and industry leaders from the animation world and the broader creative space to share insights, explore opportunities, and inspire the next generation of talent. “From expert led panel discussions to industry insights and connections, this festival is designed to accelerate growth in the animation industry, especially for women,” the announcement notes.

According to AFROWIA, the event, scheduled to hold on Saturday, March 22, 2025 at Daystar, Regal Hall, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos, is free and open to all genders. “It welcomes everyone in the creative industry, from writers to artists, animators, and many more at every level to foster connection, growth, and visibility,” it shared. “If you are passionate about animation, storytelling, or the creative arts, then this festival is for you! Whether you’re an aspiring animator, a seasoned professional, or someone looking to explore opportunities in Nigeria’s growing animation industry, this is your chance to connect, learn, and thrive.”

Call for Short Animated Films

Ahead of the festival, AFROWIA is calling on animators who will love to showcase short animated films at the festival to submit their short film for a chance to have it screened at the festival. “Are you an animator with a short film you’d love to showcase? The Afro Women in Animation Festival 2025 is the perfect platform to share your work with industry experts, fellow creatives, and a passionate audience,” the open call announcement notes.