Chen Chu

Africa

Liberia, Monrovia: Mary Broh

Sierra Leone, Koidu: Mary Musa

South Africa, Cape Town: Patricia de Lille

Black Women in Europe Power Lists

The website Black Women in Europe has compiled Power Lists in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017, to acknowledge powerful black women in Europe and to inspire others to reach their full potential. Please note that the criteria is that they wield power, and you may disagree with the politics of how some of them wield this power.

2017 Power List

Erma Manoncourt, France, Founder and President of M&D Consulting

Tokie Laotan-Brown, Germany/Nigeria, Architectural Technologist

Aysha Jones, Sweden/Gambia, social activist and fashion entrepreneur

Nicole Crentsil, UK, Co-founder of Black Girl Festival

Paula Akpan, UK, Co-founder of Black Girl Festival

2016 Power List

Amma Assante, UK, Award-Winning Filmmaker

Ellen Brudet, the Netherlands, Creator of dolls ofpromote science and identify outstanding women scientists. The following are the national awards for UK and Ireland, and the international awards for the five global regions of Africa and Arab States, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and North America.

L’Oréal-UNESCO Awards, UK & Ireland

2018 Yanlan Mao, University College London, cell and tissue repair

2018 Emma Liu, University of Cambridge, volcanology research,

2018 Nicola Farrer, University of Oxford, anti-cancer drugs

2018 Nathiya Muthalagu, Beatson Institute for Cancer Research

2018 Lucia Prieto-Godino, Francis Crick, neuroscience

2017 Radha Boya, University of Manchester, Nanoscience

2017 Annie Curtis, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Immunology

2017 Manju Kurian, UCL Institute of Child Health, Cerebral palsy

2017 Bethan Psaila, University of Oxford, Haematology; Myelofibrosis

2017 Priya Subramanian, University of Leeds, Non-repeating quasicrystals

2016 Sophie Acton, University College London, tumour progression

2016 Maria Bruna, University of Oxford, particle