HASH hosts events and programs that empower women through mentorship, leadership development, and meaningful networking opportunities designed to support career growth.
Mother’s Day Dinner - 2024
This special evening was designed to celebrate, equip, and uplift women who nurture — in all forms and journeys of motherhood. We invited 200+ women (with 120 women attending virtually) from East Africa, South Africa and USA, creating a safe and inclusive space for dialogue, learning, and community building.
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No woman should have to choose between her ambition and her responsibilities, nor should she have to walk her journey alone. We believe that when women are supported with access, mentorship, and meaningful networks, they do more than succeed individually — they redefine leadership, uplift communities, and shape the future for the next generation. Let us rise, together.
Vivian Temi, Founder
HASH (Hold A Sister’s Hand) is a transformative platform dedicated to advancing career women in Tanzania through mentorship, networking, leadership development, and advocacy. We believe every woman is powerful, capable, and deserving of opportunity. Through structured programs, community engagement, and strategic partnerships, we equip women with the tools, connections, and confidence to advance their careers and redefine leadership.
Recognizing that career development is a life-long process, the mission of HASH is to educate and support career women as they explore and further understand themselves and their career options, gain valuable experience, develop as professionals, and launch their career plans.
The vision of HASH is to empower career women to discover and pursue a path to a fulfilling career, so they can make their own unique marks on the world.
To empower, connect, and advance women across East Africa by providing mentorship, leadership development, and strategic networks that enable them to achieve career growth, break barriers, and redefine leadership in every sphere.
HASH brings together women from diverse industries to create the right conversations at the right time. Through community building activities & celebrations of career achievements, HASH fosters connections that inspire growth, mentorship and collaboration.
Your success is our priority. At HASH, career growth and leadership development are central to our mission. We create opportunities that help women build the skills, visibility, and confidence required to rise into leadership roles.
At HASH, every woman is welcomed, celebrated and empowered. We embrace differences in experience, thought, and background, creating a space where women can connect, learn from one another, and flourish both personally and professionally.
We believe every woman is unique, capable, and powerful in her own right. Our people are our greatest strength. At HASH, we are committed to equipping women with the information, confidence and support they need to take initiative, make decisions.
Our 2030 Strategic Plan represents the next phase in HASH’s evolution — a bold commitment to strengthening our foundation while accelerating impact. It outlines a clear roadmap to expand our programs, deepen member engagement, and position HASH as a leading voice in advancing women in leadership. This unified strategy strengthens our organization while promoting innovation, agility, and measurable impact.
On Saturday, 11th May 2024, HASH proudly hosted its annual Mother’s Day Dinner at the Serena Hotel Dar es Salaam, bringing together 100 remarkable women from diverse backgrounds. With the theme “Parenting in the Digital Era,” the evening celebrated nurturing, resilience, and professional empowerment while offering practical insights for mothers navigating today’s fast-paced digital world...
Despite progress, women still face persistent barriers in reaching top leadership positions. Common challenges include:
Women remain significantly underrepresented in executive roles, often excluded from key decision-making positions. Informal networks dominated by men and biases in promotion and evaluation processes make it harder for women to advance, even when they have the skills and experience needed to succeed.
Work structures that fail to accommodate caregiving responsibilities, combined with limited access to mentorship and sponsorship, continue to restrict women’s career progression. HASH addresses these barriers by providing support, strategic networks, and resources that empower women to break through the glass ceiling.