cultural beliefs

The stories of women ostracized by their family and community after being wrongly accused of witchcraft can be heard on a new album called "I've forgotten now who I used to be." 

New album lifts up the voices of ostracized women in northern Ghana’s ‘witch camps’

Music

The stories of these women, who remain vulnerable, can now be heard on an album called “I’ve forgotten now who I used to be.”

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